Not sure about this, so I'm hoping to get some constructive feedback here.

Changed the n, but also changed the V back to its original tilted version (though slightly adjusted) since I feel it works better in the total design.
I used some fleurons I made about a year ago to add a little elegance while still keeping it very simple & clean. Also played with 2 different stroke weights to add a little depth.


I actually had to abandon this approach. The initial 'carte blanche' I was given had to make room for an idea from the couple to be wed. They found a text online they want to use for the invitation & want the design to match it. The text is something along the lines of 'the front door is still the same, but inside something has changed'. They now want that to feature on the front of the card along with a picture of a door (preferably having the card itself resemble the door) :-S
Oh yes. Good idea! Double flapped card. It will be hard to make it so the "doors" will align perfectly, but it would seem really good. You'd then open up with all the wedding info inside.
Really nice but hard to create.
Just make sure that you open a new thread because it won't have anything to do with this custom lettering that this thread is for. (actually if you'll need a thread for it).
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