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- In this video we're talking all about one of my favorite wedding details to style, the invitation suite. Getting beautiful images of the stationery and invitation suite is not only a lot of fun but to your couples will cherish it and editors love it. Having beautiful professional looking flat lays of the paper details will instantly elevate your wedding galleries and we'll help you get featured and high end wedding blogs and magazines, which is one of the best forms of free marketing for your photography business. So if you're wanting to improve your craft, get more bookings and have a lot of fun while doing it, let's dive in. If you're new to my channel, I'm Chelsea Nicole and I share photography tutorials, tips and business and marketing strategy videos to help you improve your craft while building your own fun, vibrant and wildly profitable empire. Check out my other videos if you're looking to build the photography business of your dreams. This video is part of a series on shooting and styling flat lay images. In the last video we talked about the five essential steps for every great flat lay including how to select your props, finding the best light, choosing an awesome background and the basic essentials for putting together a great flat lay image. If you haven't seen that video yet, I definitely recommend checking it out after this one. The same exact concepts apply when photographing the invitation suite and in this video, we're gonna be taking a little bit deeper on the styling side of things and styling out three different invitation suites together. I wanna give a big shout out to my favorite invitation designer, She Paperie, for giving us these beautiful invitations to play with today. So let's get started with invitation number one. I chose this backdrop because I really loved the neutral colors of this invitation suite and I really love a white on white look. So I wanted a white backdrop to go along with this one, a very clean minimalist look but I also wanted that bit of a texture just add that little bit of added interest. So to get started styling things out we have all of our pieces and in a typical suite you'll have the main invite, an envelope that that goes in, an RSVP with an envelope and this is the final version of the invitation when it's all wrapped up. So thinking in terms of visual hierarchy, we always like to start with our main subject of the image first, which is always for an invitation suite, the main invite. And I'll typically place this towards the center of the frame, not always, the main thing is that you want the eye to be leading back to the invite. But a good starting point is usually to kind of put it relatively center. And then I start building on big to small, around the invitation with the other elements...