Lime and Purple! I see this trend coming up. From flowers to favors lime and purple is everywhere. Lime is seen in apples and purple in flowers. Here is a real inspiration board from one of my brides to be!
Monday, February 18, 2008
Inspiration Board- Lime and Purple!
Lime and Purple! I see this trend coming up. From flowers to favors lime and purple is everywhere. Lime is seen in apples and purple in flowers. Here is a real inspiration board from one of my brides to be!
Monday, February 11, 2008
Trend- Black and White
I love the black and white trend. You see it in table linens and in wedding decor.
Here is how Lela New York does the trend.
Sunday, February 3, 2008
Silk Box invitations - Chocolate and Pink!
Whats' hot? Well Chocolate and Pink are pretty hot this season.
Here is a new set of Lela New York's Luxe Silk Box invitations for your viewing pleasure.
They include our hand-made silk boxes, Rhinestone closure, ribbon and silk petals in blush.
We printed them in Chocolate and Blush Pink, the bride's event colors.
Here is a new set of Lela New York's Luxe Silk Box invitations for your viewing pleasure.
They include our hand-made silk boxes, Rhinestone closure, ribbon and silk petals in blush.
We printed them in Chocolate and Blush Pink, the bride's event colors.
Sunday, January 27, 2008
We're BLUSHING!
We want to share what others have recently said about Lela New York!
We are voted #1 Invitation choice for 2008! in Mojito Brides.com
"Lela New York Invitations Takes my breathe away. These invitations are what every New York Bride should have."
Newport Weddings says "They are perfect for that Newport Sea Side Wedding."
Thanks again!
Lela
We are voted #1 Invitation choice for 2008! in Mojito Brides.com
"Lela New York Invitations Takes my breathe away. These invitations are what every New York Bride should have."
Newport Weddings says "They are perfect for that Newport Sea Side Wedding."
Thanks again!
Lela
Sunday, January 20, 2008
Printing 101
There are many printing techniques to choose from when designing your invitations and stationary suites.
Here are some basic invitation printing techniques to know:
Letterpress: An art that started in and around the 14th century. Many are now returning to this classic art for their invitations and stationary and has become very popular.
Printing plates are made of imagery and type and pressed onto paper leaving a concave impression of super clarity.
Engraving: An art that started in the 15th century. A design and type is etched onto a printing plate and ink is later drawn over the plate. The plate is then pressed onto paper leaving a raised ink image of high quality.
Foil Stamping: It is a special technique that uses metallic foils pressed onto paper leaving a raised impression. It's affect is vivid and dramatic. The most popular foils are metallics such as gold and silver.
Embossing: Is a specialty technique that creates a raised 3D version of an image. It does not use any inks and is created when an etched plate is pressed onto paper. Creates beautiful detailed work and really stands out on dark papers.
Offset Printing: Also known as "flat printing". A printing plate is made of an image and transfered to paper.
Digital or Laser printing: There are no plates used for this printing technique. High end laser and wide format printers take digital files and transfer them onto paper.
Lela New York specializes in all of these, hope this helps you in your decision making!
Here are some basic invitation printing techniques to know:
Letterpress: An art that started in and around the 14th century. Many are now returning to this classic art for their invitations and stationary and has become very popular.
Printing plates are made of imagery and type and pressed onto paper leaving a concave impression of super clarity.
Engraving: An art that started in the 15th century. A design and type is etched onto a printing plate and ink is later drawn over the plate. The plate is then pressed onto paper leaving a raised ink image of high quality.
Foil Stamping: It is a special technique that uses metallic foils pressed onto paper leaving a raised impression. It's affect is vivid and dramatic. The most popular foils are metallics such as gold and silver.
Embossing: Is a specialty technique that creates a raised 3D version of an image. It does not use any inks and is created when an etched plate is pressed onto paper. Creates beautiful detailed work and really stands out on dark papers.
Offset Printing: Also known as "flat printing". A printing plate is made of an image and transfered to paper.
Digital or Laser printing: There are no plates used for this printing technique. High end laser and wide format printers take digital files and transfer them onto paper.
Lela New York specializes in all of these, hope this helps you in your decision making!
Tuesday, January 8, 2008
Hair accessories
I love all the new hair accessories bride's can choose from today. From pins to barrettes, and clips with crystals, I say don't forget your hair!
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Hair STYLE!
I hope everyone enjoyed the holidays!
Here's some great hair styles I found in this months People magazine.
I love the new half up half down look!
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Metallic Python Pouch!
photo credit: People magazine Dec'07/Jan'08It will hold your makeup essentials for your wedding day!
It's stylish and chic and comes in three metallic colors.
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Bridal Makeup- Spotlight Bobbi Brown!
photo credit: Bobbi Brown websiteHer concealer brightens and doesn't crease, it's my favorite.
The bridal look is simply beautiful, it will make you look your best for your day and for your pictures! And with step by step directions it's a no brainer.
Monday, December 3, 2007
Shoe Spot Light - Christian Louboutin!
I love these shoes!!! They are perfect for the metallic trend going on right now! They are every girls dream shoes. It's your wedding day, live it up!
From top to bottom: "Bling Bling Peep-Toe Pump", " Lady StrassV-Strap Sandals", "Glitter Pump", "Champagne Satin, Metallic Lizard Skin". Available at
Saks
Bergdorf's
and you can see all of Louboutin styles at their website: www.christianlouboutin.com
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