Bees go Crazy over InviteSite’s Wildflower mix Wedding Invitations
~ Brides Keen on the Design and Value ~
Ok, so I’ve got tabloid fever with all the news out of England these days. So forgive the overblown title! But truly, we are just lovin’ the new seed paper we’ve gotten in for Invitesite’s extremely popular plantable wedding invitations. Nothing I love more than seeing stacks of beautifully assembled wedding invitations. Yes, ma’am…
Plantable Wedding Invitations that Support the Bees.
Handmade cotton rag paper embedded with:
- Black-eyed Susan
- Sweet Alyssum
- Spurred Snapdragon
- Bird’s Eye
- Baby’s Breath
These wildflowers self-seed after blooming. The wild flower selection was carefully selected to help support bee colonies all over the country, many suffering from Hive Collapse Syndrome.
The seeds for these flowers are smaller that the Comso seeds we used in our papers last year. A detail of the letterpress printed art on THE NEW SEEDLING PAPER for the Seedling Wedding Invitation:
Detail Seedling Plantable Invitation : Letterpress Art
Display of Whimsey Grows Letterpress Printed Plantable Invites
Here are some images of the various flowers. If you click the photo, it will take to to the website with the specific botanical information. These flowers do well in the northeast and midwest, though most are drought tolerant for southwest gardens.
Black Eyed Susan Wildflower
Black Eyed Susan is the State Flower for Maryland.
Sweet Alyssum Wild Flowers
Sweet Alyssum is native to Southern Europe, but has naturalized in America. The plant is very hearty, loves the sun and is heat and drought tolerant.
Spurred Snapdragon Wild Flowers
Spurred Snapdragon are also naturalized on the northeast part of the US, but grow throughout America. We find them at our local farmers markets. One of my favorite flowers, my mother grew them in our garden.
Bird's Eye Wild Flowers
A flowering herb, Bird’s Eye is native to California.
Baby's Breath Wild Flowers
Traditionally associated to Weddings because the flower was so often used it bridal bouquets and flower arrangements. The wild flower is extremely hardy and sun loving. Bees love this flower!
And lastly, Scott’s hand drawing looks so spectacular on a stack of Plum Seedling Wedding Invitations:
Stack of 8 Plum Seedling Invitations is as high as 50 standard Wedding Invitations. This stack grows Hundreds of Wild Flowers.