Reason #1: You get adorable images like this :)
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I’ve been asked several times by different people if I would post photos of my welcome packet. Well I finally got my act together and photographed this bad boy (bad girl? I feel like its more feminine…). Anyway, here are a ton of photos for your viewing pleasure with little descriptions under each one. I hope you enjoy the photos!
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Clockwise from Top Left: Welcome Folder, Print/Canvas Price Sheet, Bridal Beauty Guide, Brown Envelope it all fits in, Wedding Contract, Promo Sheet, Perferred Vendors List
From Left: Welcome/Intro sheet, Folder, Price Sheet
All of my paper products were printed from WHCC using their watercolor paper.
Stamps are from RubberStamps.net using designs I either had made or created myself.
Folders are from Paper Presentation.
Vintage stamp holder was found in an antique shop
I love it! Makes me want to get married again so I can get a cool welcome packet! ;)
Beautiful, smart, and organized! This took alot of thought, time and effort. It’s perfect in every way! Great inspiration, too, because I have yet to create an official welcome packet myself. xx
This is just amazing- I feel like when you pull this together from the start, your client can’t help but feel taken care of!
thank you so much for sharing this! your marketing is brilliant and your branding is lovely. best of luck to you!
Thank you so much Christy! :)
I just purchased this from Design Aglow and already love it. Just curious to know where your Pricing and Collection sheet came from because this was not in my kit. Is it a separate one to purchase?
Hi Rodney! I actually designed my pricing sheet myself in photoshop. It wasn’t anything I purchased. Thanks for stopping by the blog though! :)
For my reference later… this is so cute!
Kate & James had such a gorgeous wedding this past February. A little over a year ago Kate reached out to me as another wedding photographer who just wanted to meet and have lunch. When she and I (and her business partner Kris!) all met up, we instantly hit it off and had a great time together. It was so wonderful to hang out with other photographers who were willing to share thoughts and ideas and not feel uncomfortable doing so. We became fast friends and Kate assisted me on a few weddings where I needed a second shooter. I had so much fun working with her each time. When she got engaged she contact me about shooting her wedding, and I was beyond flattered. When another photographer asks you to shoot their special day it is a huge honor! Especially when you love their work :). I was so excited to be there for Kate and James and capture their gorgeous wedding day. The pair got married on a lake in Winter Park and the reception was at a friend’s house. But one of the coolest things about the wedding? Kate’s mom MADE HER WEDDING DRESS. Yes, you read that right. Kate’s amazing mother made Kate’s dress from the vision she had of what she wanted for her big day. And it does not disappoint. Just check out this beauty below! All of Kate’s accessories were just as fun, from her pearl necklace and earrings, to her pink Tom’s. All of her bridesmaids wore a different dress and they were gorgeous. The flowers were equally beautiful and the groomsmen looked sharp as well! It was a photographer’s dream (and since Kate is one, she knew all of the right touches!) So be prepared for the biggest post EVER (70 images!) but its worth the look :).
Congratulations again you two! I am so honored that you chose me to be a part of your day, and I am so glad we’ve become such great friends! Much love to you both :)
All of the bridesmaid’s different shoes
The handsome groom!
Gorgeous, gorgeous Kate in her handmade dress
First Look :)
Glowy light and people in love are my favorites :)
The adorable bridal party
One of my favorites. Kate and the little ladies
Still excited to see his bride
I loved this look exchanged between her parents
Picture perfect setting
And a little photo booth fun to end!