
Adhesive signage placed on the walls helped direct guests around the space.
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Rather than a simple step-and-repeat, Cartoon Network created a three-dimensional sign at the Roseland Ballroom, beside which upfront attendees posed.
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Laser cutting is a technique that involves a computer-controlled laser cutting paper into intricate patterns. The Avie Designs booth displayed several delicate laser-cut designs.
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Kleinfeld Paper's preppy Palm Tree Monogram suite includes a laser-cut floral belly band.
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A colorful letter-pressed invitation suite by Dolce Press is accented with patterns that look to be inspired by the traditional ceramic tile work found south of the border.
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Combining two trends, Avie Designs' festive laser-cut invitation is modeled after the Mexican craft of papel picado (cut paper).
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Chalkboard-like design details can offer a crafty, lighthearted vibe. Tag & Company offers a flat-printed invitation.
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Carlson Craft also has a few of the options featuring chalkboard details.
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Not wood, but an equally interesting textured print medium: Plum Blossom Press's Sonoma invitation suite is printed on cork, a style that would certainly set the right tone for a winery event.
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