Event Design by Hatch Creative
I love this event done by Hatch Creative Studio in NY. The soft greens, the tea lights in mason jars, the creamy white flowers and the miniature magnifying glasses…every detail is so pretty and delicate. This is the perfect look for a Sunday wedding or a really intimate family affair.
Although I don’t know Hatch’s specific resources for the items featured above, I did find my own interpretation of the pieces…
You can find really similar bowls, white chopsticks and square chargers at Pearl River. The mason jars in various sizes at Container and Packaging. The tea lights can be bought in bulk at the Discount Candle Shop. And the cute magnifying glass favors can be found at Oriental Trading.
I love how easy and inexpensive this whole look is…when you are trying to save money, buy in bulk. A lot of one item (in this case, mason jars with tea lights) can make a huge impact.
Comment by perfect bound on 20 September 2007:
Mason jars are really holding their own against traditional vases these days. I love this look.
Comment by Jamie on 20 September 2007:
This is so pretty, yet simple. i like the butterfly tie in as well. do you know where you can get a stamp cut out like the one on the invitation(top left)? I am going to try and design our own invitations and programs… and i love that touch. so cute.
Comment by abby larson on 21 September 2007:
I don’t know where they got the exact punch, but here are a couple…
http://www.amazon.com/Paper-Shaper-2-Punch-Butterfly/dp/B00083OU0A
http://www.stuff4scrapbooking.com/foldover-butterfly-medium-paper-shapers-success-psm110cek-p-3728.html?osCsid=66b4426f98424dfdf5ef62d04199838c
Comment by barb salzman on 21 September 2007:
Glad you liked the invite. The whole punch from the scrap book company is good but you can’t punch the top of the invite. It only punches from the bottom or you could do it upside down from the top. We had to hand cut the butterflies we used. If I figure out an easier way. I’ll let you know.
Comment by Jamie on 23 September 2007:
Thank you both so much! wow, that doesn’t look like it was hand cut at all, good job! =D thanks for the inspiration!
Comment by At Home with kim vallee on 29 September 2007:
Charming setting! For an elegant Sunday brunch, this could be your inspiration point for the parent table. Meanwhile, the kids can go on an insect treasure hunt on your premises with a babysitter as a guide.