Follow Us On Instagram!

Okay so I’m WAY behind the curve in getting into Instagram, but now that I have, I’m addicted.
If you’re a current client, future client, wedding addict, or just curious- we’re going to start posting our daily production on Instagram!


If you’re a current client, following us is great way to catch an image of your order before it reaches you. I know y’all get crazy excited, so I thought this would help with the anticipation!
For the rest of you, I hope it’ll allow you to experience a bit of “pretty” during your day. And of course, there might be a few pics here and there of my family and our shenanigans…

Tie That Binds in Weddings By Design!

So excited to have gotten our copy of Weddings by Design, because we’re FEATURED!






Published by Design Bureau, which is a publication dedicated to HIGH design of all kinds, we’re honored to be listed among their chosen top “Unconventional Wedding Invitation Designers.” Read: GIDDY.

Tie That Binds Parties on Grey Likes Baby!

Who doesn’t love Grey? She has amazing taste, which makes it all the more flattering to be featured on her baby blog today!



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Tie That Binds Barn Wedding Part V

Here comes our forte: the details! As mentioned by the bride, she was so open-minded to our ideas that we had no problem expressing our true creativity. See how you think the details brought the reception together.

THE DETAILS












































From the bride:
When the time came to create wedding invitations and paper details, I was unaware of the vast amount of choices for fonts, paper, designs and styles. I knew I wanted a rustic theme with hydrangeas and a simple font that reflected mine and my husband’s laid-back personalities. The first custom proof sent from Mekala at Tie That Binds was exactly what I had in mind. She also created our monogram that was beautiful but still fun, so we incorporated it into our invitations, envelopes, and even a table runner that we had at the wedding. To keep everything congruent, she designed adorable signage throughout the reception, cookie bags with stickers, whoopie pie bags as favors, photo booth details, and table numbers. She also styled the tablescapes at the reception with sewing-pattern paper flowers, papier-mâché details, and brought chalkboards, bunting, escort cards with miniature cowbells, and other antique details to complete the style we dreamed of. The products that she had to offer and the details that she brought to the wedding were unlike anything I could have dreamed of, and the guests went on and on about the meticulous attention to the little things.
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All photos shot by the incredible Bryan Aulick

Tie That Binds Barn Wedding Part IV

As many would say, the reception is the best part! The reception that follows is STUFFED FULL of details created by Tie That Binds! But before moving along to those, check out these endearing and incredible moments caputured by Bryan Aulick.

THE RECEPTION

From the bride:
At the end of the day, we felt like we had thoroughly enjoyed the best day of our lives. While the wedding was classy, it was also casual and allowed us and the guests to kick back and enjoy just being together. They dressed comfortably, in true Eastern Oregon style, and enjoyed our homemade food and beverages without feeling restricted by a formal event. The intimate setting of the barn gave everyone a front seat view of the ceremony and the reception was filled with lively entertainment and dancing late into the night. We couldn’t have asked for a better wedding day, and owe it all to our willing friends and family, and the fantastic vendors that made it all happen.
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All photos shot by the incredible Bryan Aulick