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Guide to wedding invite postage costs

After you’ve purchased your wedding invitation and addressed and sealed your envelopes, it’s time to put these beauties in the mail. It can be difficult

Fall and Winter Wedding Receptions

As we anticipate today’s hottest trend in wedding themes – rustic charm – to carry over into the fall and winter, we can count on

Evening at the Vineyard

Last October, for our ten year anniversary, my husband Ryan and I decided that we would celebrate our wedding anniversary in a commemorative manner. We

Wedding day traditions: Something blue

The most trendy yet traditional part of the saying, “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue (and a sixpence for your shoe)” is definitely a

Wedding day traditions: Something New

A bride’s “something new” from the old English rhyme is probably the easiest item to come by for the big day. According to The Knot,

Wedding day traditions: Something old

Every bride knows the saying, “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue (and a sixpence in your shoe).” Whether or not you believe in superstitions,

Essentials for your royal baby shower

With all of the excitement surrounding the royal baby, we’ve been inspired to help you host your own little royal baby shower for your little

A Slice of Americana

There’s nothing quite like summer to put me in a patriotic mood. Fireworks extend from the Fourth of July through small town festivals and large

Personalizing your wedding invitations

Designing your wedding invitations should be fun, not stressful! That’s why Carlson Craft dealers work individually with every bride to help you get your personal

Popular Fall and Winter Invitations

As summer fades into fall and fall into winter, we anticipate bridal couples and customers in general will remain wrapped up in the burlap trend

Host a theme party this summer

Barbecues and picnics are easy, go-to summer party themes. Get out of a hostess rut and wow your guests by turning up the heat this