VW Campervan Wedding

This is a card I have been asked to do for a wedding on Saturday. The happy couple are using VW Camper vans for their wedding transport. This is something very unique to me as hadn't heard of it but there is a company who specialises in this form of transport for special occassions. This is their website.

I was asked to include pictures of the Camper vans on the card. Well I decided to make an A4 double pop out card. As you can see, I have used my cuttlebug to create the embossed pannels using my swiss dots folder and then I have used my nestabilities to house the images of the Camper Vans.

I also was asked to include their names on the images of the Camper Vans. Paul is using the Red and White Van,

and Sue the Cream one.

Inside I have made heart shaped pop outs and from this hung wedding bells. I decorated the pop out section with gems for extra bling too.

I used my nestabilities again for the greeting. I love using nestablilites as they just give the card something that bit special.

Thanks for stopping by and checking my blog out.
Hugs
Rachel xxx

Comments

wedding stationery said…

Great idea! It's really a unique wedding card.

6 January 2011 at 13:38

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