Cursive is quietly disappearing from classrooms and homes alike. But here's what we're losing: the ability to read historical documents, the fine motor skills that come from pen-to-paper practice, and that beautiful, flowing script that once connected generations through handwritten letters. As a former kindergarten teacher turned homeschool mom, I knew there had to be a better way to teach cursive than endless tracing worksheets.
The Lost Art of Hand-Addressed Envelopes: Making Your Invitations Unforgettable
Your wedding invitation is often the first tangible piece of your celebration that guests receive. It sets the tone, builds anticipation, and gives them a glimpse into the care and thoughtfulness you're putting into your special day. When that invitation arrives with hand-addressed calligraphy on the envelope, it immediately communicates that this isn't just another event—it's a celebration where every detail has been considered.
Tambourines and Parasols: Creating Custom Place Cards for an Italian Destination Wedding
When a couple chooses Italy's breathtaking Cinque Terre coastline for their destination wedding, every detail needs to match the romance and beauty of the setting. For a recent celebration at the stunning Hotel Porta Roca, I had the privilege of creating custom place cards that captured the joyful Mediterranean spirit—hand-lettered names on traditional tambourines and elegant paper parasols.