Invitations
"When I get older, losing my hair, many years from now
Will you still be sending me a valentine, birthday greetings, bottle of wine?"
Will you still be sending me a valentine, birthday greetings, bottle of wine?"
Business Invitation #3
Here you can see beers tasting invitation, but the owner got a little sick of all the wood concept, so he asked something totally different.
We chose a class board style, to touch people's nostalgic sense and miss the good times when they were kids. They will come to search for their lost childhood, on a glass of beer, of course.
Yael & Guy – Wedding Invitaion
If you'd know Yael and Guy, it would be clear for you that it belong to them; clean quite with a vintage chick.
The got married just before Rosh Hashana just after Oferet Yetzuka operation, so they chose to show their support by buying small branded honey jars and giving it away by the end of the wedding. They also had small "save the date" magnet for their guests.
Hen and Ben – Wedding Invitation
Hen and Ben's love story is charming!
He proposed her in the middle of trip, under the tree, on the Yarkon bank, just after giving her a new surprise – purple bicycle.
I have designed them a printed invitation, digital invitation for whatsapp and email and a "save the date" magnet (between us, it's a great gadget with a little money).
Aviah – Bat Mitzvah
Aviah's Bat Mitzvah was an amazing Purim ball!
Here we also had verity of invitations:
Two sided opening printed invitation, designed like scroll (Megillah) | a Kidush invitation | digital invitation for the Megillah reading
All items were design with same guideline, but with small differences, such as dots colors.
All colors matched the ball colors (which I can't remember who came first).
Gaya – Bat Mitzvah Invitation
The best compliment I got about this invitation was: "It is exactly her!"
When I design an Item (any Item), it is very important for me to fit it to the customer and not just a wimp he had the last day. They have to love it and be happy about it. If they insist, they will get what they want, but I never spare my thoughts (although I try to say it very gently).
Lucky for me, I read people pretty well, so I know what to pit them and to see when they are not pleased (yet!).
another important issue is to make both sides "talk" to each other. It has to have the same line and even some items to be repeated.
Gili – Bat Mitzvah Invitation
Usually you should stick to one font. You can play with its size and bold, but the same.
Sometimes you need to use a totally different one to emphasize.
Again, the invitation fitted the amazing girl was sitting next to me.
BTW, my "I believe" is that the kids should be a part and decide their own invitation, with guidance of course, so they feel they were a part of the path and not just side watchers.