I am a lover of beautiful paper (& cool pens), clean lines, modern design and out-of-the-box thinking. Retro. Funky. Cheeky. When I stumbled across the San Francisco based company Minted a couple of years ago, I felt like it was made for me. (Love that feeling.) But then I discovered that somehow it nails the personal style of everyone... but without looking cluttered, disjointed or the worst: everything but the kitchen sink-esque. On top of all this goodness, they use independent lines, untapped talent and are community & environmentally minded. Whoa. Love.

A few days ago I heard some sweet news from Minted and am thrilled to share that a bunch of my images are on their site and are being used as inspiration for their Design Challenges. (Check out a few of Amanda+Luke, Megan+Chris & Tammy+Mark below.) Additionally, Kym+Will's save-the-date was their favorite of the past couple of months and received a generous feature on their homepage.


Thanks so much Minted! Check out some of their new Christmas/Holiday Cards and wedding invitations. I love their work. And that paper...oooo.

A few weeks before their wedding (which is this weekend!) at Arista Winery, Meredith, Bryan & I spent some time in their adorable neighborhood. Basically we strolled, laughed, froze and lamented the quick passing of our one summer heat wave. All this ease illustrated how warm and incredibly kind these two lovelies are and how they compliment each other so well. They fit like a glove and feel like old friends.

Just as they hoped, Angie & Corey's wedding was totally unique. For starters, it was held in a nightclub. So very cool. But before I get ahead of myself, here is their Getting To Know You Session before the big day. I love the wide open space in the Midwest, and farmland...it makes me wide-eyed and giddy.

Big squeeze to you two & cheers to your laughter and love.

At the junior prom, Kelly & Jimmy stole each other from their dates. From that point on, every date started in this truck, usually involved Slurpees and some sliding to the middle of the truck bench. :)