About Dulce

 

We accommodate all brides and event planners in search of the perfect invitations and announcements by offering custom, couture invitations. Each handmade invitation is custom designed by a graphic designer as a work of art to reflect your vision. We translate trends in fashion, art and design into modern and electrifying invitations.

We offer more than 170 different paper samples in all shades of color and texture including metallic, cotton, linen, handmade and eco-friendly paper from all over the globe. We can accommodate your requests for specialty paper, printing and embellishments.

You simply can not compare our invitations to those that are mass produced!

Member of Association of Bridal Consultants


Latest Dulce News

Websites?

Dulce will soon offer websites! Jamie is furthering her education and will soon be able to design and produce websites.

Dulce Joins Association of Bridal Consultants

Dulce was asked to join Association of Bridal Consultants. The Standard for Wedding Excellence since 1955.

They are oldest and largest group of wedding professionals in the world, and have been making wedding dreams come true since 1955.

ABC offers the most detailed and comprehensive training in the industry. Also, all of the ABC members agree to uphold the ABC Code of Ethics and Professional Standards of Membership.

I am very excited and honored to be apart of this wonderful organization. With monthly meetings, ABC brings together wedding coordinators and vendors to talk about trends, wedding news and ethics.

About the Designer

Custom, couture wedding invitations exclusively designed by Jamie Denke. Fueled by a passion for art and design, Jamie started Dulce Creative Designs in 2006. With paper as her medium, she translates trends in fashion, art and design into modern and electrifying invitations and corporate identity.

Jamie received a Bachelor Degree in Graphic Design from The Art Institute of Phoenix. Jamie has been helping to build and grow Arizona businesses since 2000. Dulce has all the tools it takes to build your corporate identity and market your services.


Wedding Trends

2009 buzzes with hot new nuptial trends: fresh wedding colors, new ways to walk down the aisle, and truly unique wedding favors. Whether you're in the midst of planning your own wedding or you'll be attending a wedding as a guest, expect to see these seven wedding trends.

1. Black is back and bigger than ever. The hottest new color for spring isn't a color at all. Black wedding dresses were a trend way back in 2007. For the 2009 wedding season, black will partner with white for a super-chic European look (think Paris). Don't paint the town black (too depressing) - use it as an accent color in bouquets and table linens.

2. Country chic weddings. Been to a wedding lately? Don't wear heels; wear cowboy boots! Budget-conscious brides have been getting down on the farm. Why? Renting out a farm costs a lot less than renting out a ballroom and the scenery can be just as romantic. Picture the bride and groom going off on a hay ride and guests drinking warm apple cider. There's no limit to creativity with a country chic wedding: Have a Hawaiian-style barbecue, vineyard soiree, or winter wonderland wedding, sleigh ride and all. An untouched landscape means you can have whatever wedding you imagine.

3. Damask prints. This wedding season, you'll see more damask. It's an eye-catching, vintage-style print with intricate vines and flowers. You've probably seen it before on your Grandma's old couch. If you want to give your wedding that Old World ambiance, use damask accents. Black damask (remember, black is hot right now) over white makes a lovely and contrastive print for your table linens.

4. New ways to walk down the aisle. Many brides and grooms are walking down the aisle together, rather than having the father escort his daughter. It's the newest wedding craze and perfect for non-traditional brides or brides with blended families. Other new walk-down-the-aisle trends include the bride walking down the aisle by herself, having both parents accompany the bride, or the bride walking down the aisle with her mother. The only rule: It's up to the bride!

5. Something blue. Aqua blue paired with white or chocolate and navy paired with yellow, pink, or white are the season's hottest color combos. From wedding invitations down to blue-box wedding favors, every bride seems to be a true-blue bride this season.

6. The return of the wedding minidress. Super-short wedding dresses are all the rage this spring. The words "miniskirt-wedding dress," conjure images of that infamous frock in Guns N Roses November Rain video, but the 2009 mini wedding dress thankfully doesn't resemble that at all. It's a chic dramatic dress that nicely pairs with ankle-tied sandals.

7. Cherry blossoms in full bloom. Cherry blossoms are popping up everywhere in the spring 2009 wedding season. You'll see more Asian-inspired wedding favors, such as candles and silk fans and of course, cherry blossoms in the bride's bouquet and centerpieces. Cherry blossoms liven up the color scheme with a hint of pastel pink and add a special touch to your special day.

 
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