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for addressing cards

Popular now is the use of “tags” for addressing cards, as opposed to using  envelopes….

Have a look at previous article on the use of envelopes for wedding invitation cards  http://www.envisiontarizi.com/?p=157

One page says it all

Keep it simple with this single page design on recycled paper. Little yellow petals in the background make it such a pretty invitation card. The sheer ribbon adds a handcrafted look to it.

Wedding cards have gone through different trends over the years, afrocentric cards included… one of the popular trends is to have cards designed that do not require an envelope. Some believe this makes the cost of the card come down, others want to keep their cards very simple that way.

The mode of delivery of the wedding cards is key in making the decision on the use of envelopes. The type of card is another factor, handcrafted cards with embellishments stuck on them, like most afrocentric ones would be, do best with some kind of protection, cards that will be posted will doubtless require envelopes, whereas those that are hand delivered can do without.

At the end of the day, this is a personal decision and each couple must decide what works for them.

The wedding was a great success… every last thank you card has been sent out to acknowledge gifts. Now there is another great event on the horizon… the birth of  baby. Getting everyone round to gether to see the new baby may be quite a feat, yet all the relatives and friends would love a glimpse of this new addition to the family. Keep it simple by sending out Birth Announcements. These can be done with an afrocentric feel , adding that special touh to the cards. Each one comes complete with a photo of the new baby, the perfect keepsake for close family and friends.

Handcrafted – from the word handicraft…. to make something using manual skill.

Our handcrafted cards, most of which have an afrocentric feel or are african theme based, all have great individuality and character. Great care is taken with each card to ensure that it maintains just that. With the african themed ones, the beadwork is carried out by maasai women community groups, each bead design, being painstakingly made to specific design.

We as Envision Tarizi, are proud to be supporting local enterprise and uplifting the economic status of the rural woman.

As we celebrate International Women’s Day – kudos to all the beautiful strong women in the world, who have achieved so much.

Happy New Year! We here in Kenya have eagerly been awaiting a fresh new year and it is here.
Colours… themes…. this year …..
Judging from the economic state worldwide at the end of the year, wedding budgets are bound to get tighter. Smaller weddings will be the way to go, with more focus on details.
Afrocentric themes round nature are worth considering such as forest theme, jungle theme and safari theme.
Grey is in this year, so are accents of plum, purples and blues. For an afrocentric feel, try grey and moss green.
This year. be creative …. let us at Envision Tarizi work with you on your wedding invitations and event invitations.
May all your hopes and dreams come true this year, may we continue to enjoy peace.

envision-christmas 

It’s that time of year again, the festive season full of cheer. We have an array of unique…. afrocentric…. handcrafted….. Christmas Cards available this year, to ensure that you send a special greeting to your family, friends and business colleagues.  Do email us on info@envisiontarizi.com to order.

Wishing you all joy, peace and love during the holiday season.

Mwikali, Envision Tarizi

Miniature wedding bells merrily ring out the news of the upcoming nuptials.

A single page design, bells come in silver and gold.

Enhance your table decor with pretty coloured napkins, printed with the couple’s names and wedding date.