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A weekend in Todos Santos, Mexico, surrounded by white beaches, lush greenery, and azure waters—P & N wanted something decidedly untraditional. We focused in on the vibrant, tropical backdrop of their getaway, featuring bright lovebirds, and bursting florals. Environmental engravings served as inspiration for several hand-drawn illustrations, featured large, bringing in some vintage charm. An unconventional, energetic hand-calligraphy envelope addressing style set the tone for the entire suite.
In proper celebration of the coastal adventure, the day-of goods featured watercolor place cards and table numbers, punctuated with an effortless wavy border. Bright greens, yellows, and aquas filled the scene.
We focused in the vibrant, tropical backdrop of their getaway, featuring bright lovebirds, and bursting florals. Environmental engravings served as inspiration for several hand-drawn illustrations, featured large, bringing in some vintage charm. An unconventional, energetic hand-calligraphy envelope addressing style set the tone for the entire suite.
In proper celebration of the coastal adventure, the day-of goods featured watercolor place cards and table numbers, punctuated with an effortless wavy border. Bright greens, yellows, and aquas filled the scene.
1. Colored Lithograph from “Monograph of the Trochilidae, of Family of Hummingbirds,” by famed English Ornithologist John Gould, London, 1849-1887.
2. Native flora at the wedding venue, Hotel San Cristobal in Todos Santos, Mexico. Photo by Alison Marlborough.
3. Engraving of a pair of flamingo. From Voyages dans les deux océans atlantique et pacifique, 1844-1847, Eugène Delessert, Paris, 1848.
1. Colored Lithograph from “Monograph of the Trochilidae, of Family of Hummingbirds,” by famed English Ornithologist John Gould, London, 1849-1887.
2. Native flora at the wedding venue, Hotel San Cristobal in Todos Santos, Mexico. Photo by Alison Marlborough.
3. Engraving of a pair of flamingo. From Voyages dans les deux océans atlantique et pacifique, 1844-1847, Eugène Delessert, Paris, 1848.
