One way to save time and save on ink when prepping your correspondence is to use of a custom embosser. So pretty in white…and lasts forever (unless you move, obviously).
custom embosser, $65, Wedding Paper Divas via Cup of Jo
Our contributor Mackenzie is usually the one around here who has her eye on the latest in luxury goods but when news about the newest collection from Mannin hit my inbox, I had to take a look. The Mannin Tartan heart charm is pretty, isn’t it?
Tartan Heart double sided silver charm, $175
Tartan Heart double sided charm and bracelet, $375
Tartan Heart double sided silver pendant, $335
The collection is also available in gold.
Thanks to Morgan S. for sending this my way.
While I think Valentine’s Day is wonderful holiday to celebrate love between friends, couples, family, and children, I’m also one of those people who thinks that it should be celebrated beyond February 14th. Perhaps this is because I used to work at my mom’s flower shop every February 14th and I really just wanted to tell everyone who came through that everyday is a good day to buy someone flowers – why limit one’s generosity to red roses on one cold day in February?
Anyway – you may already know that in addition to flowers I am very keen on stationery. Giving a card is one of the easiest things one can do to show any kind of emotion or good will. Here’s a round up of some great cards for this lovely occasion.
Valentine card, $5, Paper Society & Co.
Valentine card, $4, Julie Ann Art
Valentine card, $5, Red Bird Ink
Valentine letterpress gift card, $4.95 for 10, Paper Source
Valentine card, $3, Quiet Tiger
While these heart-shaped sunglasses are charming, I think they’re more suited for a little girl rather than an adult.
sweetheart sunglasses, $14, Urban Outfitters
Fill ‘er up with love.
heart shaped bowl, $19.95, Raw Space