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Wednesday, December 17, 2008 6:00 PM
Boston
My dear alma mater
Courtesy of Posh Peacock
Posh Peacock, a Boston-based invitation company, creates beautiful custom invitations, as well as designs you can customize yourself and buy right off its website. One of Posh Peacock's custom designs caught my eye: this invitation, created for a couple who met and were marrying at Williams College (my alma mater!). The invite has a classic, collegiate feel that works well for Williams's New England location—and of course, a purple color scheme that matches our school colors. Go Ephs! To see more of Posh Peacock's designs, visit her website. —Kim Forrest, Assistant Editor, Brides.com Magazines
Wedding Wisdom: If you met and/or are getting married at a college or university, it's nice to include a shout-out to your school in your invitation or paper suite. But instead of featuring a giant photo of a wildcat or a bear, keep it subtle, just using a color or two from your school colors.
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