Mountaintop wedding with Starry Night by us

When you see photos of a wedding like this, you can't help but feel honored to have been even a small part of the couple's day. Frances and Ben had a zen ceremony on a mountaintop near San Francisco and used our "Starry Night" design for their stationery. Ah those fields... I believe running through a field like that could solve the world's woes...

As featured on the fabulous wedding blog Ruffled, all photos by Delbarr Moradi

Aw, shucks!

We have been chosen to receive the WeddingWire Bride's Choice Award for 2012! This is based on reviews and stars and general loving positive feedback given to WeddingWire. We thank all of our customers who have written about us, especially when there's no reason you have to! It's a great thing to find on a Monday morning. Thank you all, it is a great honor. And we feel incredibly lucky to work with such wonderful people.

Style Me Pretty!

Check out our Bellflower invitation, featured in Style Me Pretty's "Garden Wedding Invitation Round-Up"! We are lucky number 10:

1. Akimbo / 2. Prim Pixie / 3. Atelier Isabay / 4. Erica Keuter / 5. Ceci New York / 6. Albertine / 7. Two Yellow Shoes / 8. Momental Designs / 9. Akimbo / 10. A Printable Press / 11. Laura Hooper / 12. Bella Figura / 13. Regas NY / 14. Shine Wedding Invitations

And two of the comments say the most wonderful things, our colors are "fab!" and the design is "just right in every sort of aspect". Is it terrible to feel so glowy?

Check it out!

We're in New York Magazine's Wedding Special! Check out our deep blue "Starry Night" invitation on the lower lefthand side of the spread:

I can't tell you how excited this makes me, even though it's essentially a local magazine and A Printable Press is anything but just an NYC business. It makes me excited because I have been a subscriber to this magazine long before it was age-appropriate. Yes I had a subscription to TimeOut as well, and attended lots of the bars and clubs and shows that it recommended. And for youth culture NY Magazine lost every time. But it had stories and glamour and GOOD DESIGN that TimeOut sorely lacked. And do you know about the "approval matrix" that is now in the back? Genius.