Fleur

Blessed with friends who make the most beautiful brides, AND trust my vision for their invitation suite👏🤍

You can tell by their photos that Mandy and Chase know how to throw a party! Their love for one another captures the room, and they make the top of the “easiest people to celebrate” list.

I wanted their invitations to have that same level of intention- with a design that felt balanced and refined as much as it was joyful and unique. Every detail fell into place like it was planned that way all along- you could even say meant to be! Just like these two are for each other🔒

Congratulations to The Eckholdts!!!

Planner: Amanda Price | New Orleans Wedding and Event Planner
Venue: Pavilion of the Two Sisters New Orleans City Park
Photographer: Tasha Creel
Florals: Iris Floral + Event Design
Dress: I Do Bridal Couture: Covington
Stationery/Invites: Grace | Fleur Art & DesignGrace | Fleur Art & Designsve (FormD’PlaylBE Collective (Formerly Blue Earth Artists)uth Production & EGrand South Production & Eventslaire Toman
SeconAshley-Claire TomanBrass Band
HaiTidal Wave Brass BandUA: AshlJessica Jacksonew OrleAshley Stephens | New Orleans, Louisiana Makeup ArtistNew OrleHaydel's Bakery | New Orleans Bakery
Photo Booth: Sarah Cakesola Photo BoothMoon Over Nola Photo Boothsans Saints New OrlNew Orleans SaintsNew Orleans Pelicans

What sold me on tying the knot in Sorrento, Italy was its abundance of color, charisma, and breathtaking views. For our invitations, I aimed to capture that same feeling.

The arches of our 14th century ceremony venue, Sorrento’s world-famous lemons, the cutest petite cappuccino, and a watercolor of the entire town from a cliff-top vantage point were all focal points of the artwork.

But for me, where things really came together is the assembly. A vellum peek-a-boo window, hand-painted details, custom shapes, layered cards with a tangerine silk tassel- Sorrento and I share a love for maximalism that I was thrilled to bring to life on paper! If it wasn’t for the deadline of getting these in the mail, I fear I would still be playing with the details🤣 But the show must go on!

Creating, illustrating, and assembling my own invitations was a highlight of wedding planning for me. It even gave me a new perspective on my process- because this time I was both designer *and* client. (A painfully difficult client, to say the least)

More than anything- I learned the value of trusting the knowledge and expertise of your designer. When Grace the bride was overwhelmed with a decision and second-guessing each. little. thing!!!! Grace the designer was there to keep me grounded. Being a bride is HARD. You have your own expectations to live up to, along with everyone else’s.

I walked away from my own invitations with a renewed conviction to be the designer my client’s need- confident, motivated, and above all an invaluable resource at each step of the process. I’ll guide you through each decision with the same level of thought and care that I brought to my own wedding invites, and then some💌

These custom playing cards are a love letter to The Atnipps, New Orleans, and their unforgettable wedding weekend!

Guests will remember the memories they made every time they gather around the table for laughs, good times, and a game of cards♥️♣️♦️♠️

She’s classy, with her two-tone letterpress and vellum tuxedo jacket💅🏼

Colorful designs may be my specialty, but I like to keep y’all on your toes! This luxurious monochromatic suite was a fun switch up from my usual.

This cutie little pistachio green toile is a great way to summarize 2026’s spring season! It’s been a fun one, full of color and romance and wedding magic! I still have lots to share- but in the studio we’ve turned our sights to summer, fall, winter, and even spring 2027🤭

For my couples that love a timeless, elegant design, but don’t shy away from a little color. Lily Bea and John Emory’s invitation suite is all the proof you need to go for it🌷

The subtle color blocking, the bold satin ribbon, the custom crest designed with plants and florals native to Louisiana, there’s a lot to appreciate in the details of this suite.

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Wedding day details that keep the party going and your guests dancing all night long! Hand painted tambourines are having their moment as a special keepsake and must-have dance floor accessory💃

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The Mire’s wedding day was a fairytale in technicolor🌈💍💌💖👰🏻‍♀️🍋

I am blessed to call Miranda one of my very best friends! Designing her invitation suite together was a moment topped only by standing alongside her as a bridesmaid- and seeing her dream wedding become reality on the day she and Falcon said “I Do”.

You can’t have Miranda without having maximalism. From her larger than life personality to her love of color and unique details- there was no mistaking that her wedding would be just as vibrant as she is! Coupled with the warmth and charm that can only be found in south Louisiana, and you have an experience that can’t be replicated.

Above all, Miranda and Falcon’s day was a reflection of their love- bold, unapologetic, joyful, vivid, and genuine. You will never find a couple quite like this one🥹 Cheers to The Mires, and their happily ever after!!!

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Another day, another toile🥰 This one in a soft, mossy green and full of details from the couple’s love story, travels, and inside jokes!

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An acrylic menu with 3D signature drinks is the perfect way to accessorize your reception bar🥂These French 75 and Espresso Martini watercolors turned out so good!!

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