This invitation package included an outside envelope, reply card and inside envelope. The invitation was printed in burgundy, silver and black – then folded in thirds. The die cut edge was set off against the burgundy gatefold.

A difficult configuration to show online, this stapled invitation booklet has a vellum over-sheet and is finished with a gold elastic tassel.  I hired a roomful of teenage boys to affix the tassels and stuff the envelopes. I was sworn to secrecy never to mention they spent an afternoon surrounded by frilly gold tassels.

This invitation was printed on heavy linen stock and folds in thirds. The aleph logo on the front cover is a die-cut.

The art on the cover is a whimsical interpretation of A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte by Georges Seurat. The invitation was mailed in a vellum envelope so the art showed through. Yes, the post office blessed our efforts before we stamped them and dropped them into the mailbox.