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]]>A wedding stationer (yes, this job exists), her thoughtful designs include anything from boho, vintage and rustic themes to more traditional and luxurious designs. Her design studio, Blush & Blossom, based in Leeds, Yorkshire, offers a variety of house collections available where you can fully customize your own wording. Alternatively, if you are looking for something a little more bespoke, Fisher offers private services, based on your very specific needs.
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⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ #weddingstationery #weddingstylist #weddinginvitations #weddinginvitation #weddinginvite #rusticwedding #diywedding #gardenwedding #weddinginspo #weddinginspiration #weddingplanning #stationerydesign #weddinginvites #weddinginvitationcard #invitationcard #etsyweddings #bohowedding #tipi #teepee #teepeeparty #teepeetent #teepeewedding #teepees #tipiwedding #tipiweddings #tipiweddingvenue #tipiweddingreception #weddingtipi #weddingtipis #outdoorweddingAmongst her more original designs are DIY “Save the Date” tipis. “We are having a tipi wedding in the Lake District, so after doing a bit of research and various designs, that’s when the pop-up tipi came to life,” she explained the thought process behind her work in an interview with Printed. “I love quirky designs and a lot of color, and I also wanted something that people will remember and have some fun with.”
“I’d hate to think that print and stationery is dying out as it’s so magical to create designs, have these printed and have something tactile to hold and cherish forever,” she reflects. “I believe there is still a strong desire for printed stationery and my clients are keeping me busy, so that must be a sign!”
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]]>“I honestly didn’t choose photography, photography chose me,” he said in an interview with Vogue. “I’ve always liked images (even growing up and for as long as I’ve remembered I’ve always had a camera) and the first time it occurred to me that I could use a camera to produce a distinct feeling was when I made portraits of my sisters.” Now, his striking portraits are featured in glamorous publications like the New York Times, i-D, GQ and Riposte.
In his most recent series, “e wá wo mi” (come look at me), Ogunbanwo photographs Nigerian brides from Yoruba, Igbo, and Hausa-Fulani tribes. Mostly hidden under elaborate headpieces and beaded veils, the brides look mysterious as they are majestic, making for a striking effect.
“This series is my first time using women as subjects,” admitted the photographer. “I am very aware of this as a man, and prefer to engage with this work fully as an outsider. It is important to note that this is an expansion on existing forms of womanhood and femininity, and not a way of defining. I can be inspired by women, and femininity, but I am not seeking to say who has access to this, or what this is.”
Take a look.
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]]>Local wedding organizers and photographers did their best to make new memories for this adorable couple. See the photos they will proudly show to their big family below.
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