

We all agreed that the invitation should represent the beauty and solemnity of the service, and the festive theme of party thats to follow will be a surprise for the guests. We are now working on all those little surprise elements, which of course we will share after the event, and Charlotte will share her experiences and insights after living through this DOUBLE Mitzvah!
Charlotte's comment after receiving the invitation was really gratifying!
Wow!! I cannot tell you how we loved the final invitations. Katie had one stamped and waiting for me and the girls to view. Even Grandma got to see and feel the incredible paper. THe texture of the hand printing was so unique to us in the evite age. This is something to be cherished by the hostess and the guests. When you open this invite you know something special is being planned. I have always said the invitation sets the tone for the celebration. I feel that opening the invitation is a celebration in itself. It just feels so good and wow what a treat for the eyes. Katie you are a talented artisan. Be proud. I am for sending out such an outstanding and lovely invitations that will be cherished by all.
It's 5 weeks to the B'not Mitzvah of Elianna and Lauren Scheide and we are getting our response cards daily! Feeling the handmade paper when we open the cards is part of delight of reading the joyous responses from out guests! The design comes to life again on the response card and the hand written guest responses will be kept as keepsakes long after the excitement of the B'not Mitzvah has past. Katie Segal our Invitation designer working is now on Phase 2. The big party surprises!
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