stinkerpants design

Unique thank you notes are a great way to show your guests how much you appreciate them.  Many couples have me draw them in wedding attire in front of their venue, but your notes don’t necessarily have to be wedding themed, either.

Thinking you’d like to browse through Stinkerpants’ Thank You Notes? Most of them are listed here. Click on the client names to see full size photos of each card. And don’t miss those marked with a ()! Those are unique in some way or another.

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Nick and Nat Nick and Natalie had a gorgeous wedding in Canada in early 2009.  To add a bit of her personality to her wedding stationery, Natalie asked for a custom thank you note of the couple in their wedding attire.  Because Nick is a reservist in the Navy, she asked that it be set in front of a ship.  Fun details include Nick’s uniform, Natalie’s gorgeous dress, the Canadian flag flying on the ship and the custom ship name.

Details: this is an A2 folded notecard with digital printing on the base paper.

	Yvonne and Chris Have you seen the DIY thank you cards that brides have made with photos of the bride and groom on their wedding day, holding “thank you” cards?  Yvonne and Chris loved that idea, but wanted a bit of a twist–they wanted it hand drawn!  These colorful little notes show the couple on a flower covered hill on their wedding day, thanking their guests.
	Details: this is a 4-bar folded notecard with digital printing on the base paper.

	Caryn and David Caryn and David were married at what has to be one of the nation’s cutest churches: Old St. Hilary’s in Tiburon, California.  Because the church is so unique (and famous), Caryn and David wanted their thank you notes to feature a drawing of the two of them in front of it.  Fun details include Caryn’s jewelry and (of course) the church.
	Details: this is a 4-bar folded notecard with digital printing on the base paper.

	Jessica and Dave Jessica and Dave were married at the Stanford Memorial Church on Stanford University’s campus.  They asked that the thank you card be reflective of Stanford’s beautiful campus, including palm trees, red-tile roof buildings, Hoover Tower, and the church, which has beautiful artwork on the facade.
	Details: this is a 4-bar folded notecard with digital printing on the base paper.

Andrea and Tim At Andrea and Tim’s wedding, each table was named after a different neighborhood in San Francisco.  When Andrea originally contacted Stinkerpants, she wanted table numbers with a different drawing for each table.  Instead, she ordered one drawing of she and Tim on a trolley car and had the sign on the car changed for each table name.  Her thank you cards are the same drawing with the sign reading, “Thank you!”

Details: this is an A2 folded notecard with digital printing on the base paper.

	Amy and Bart Bart and Amy had a beautiful wedding in the wine country in 2008, surrounded by sunflowers.  Amy asked for a drawing of she and Bart on their wedding day.  Fun details include Amy’s wedding dress (with detail on the bodice) and the field of sunflowers.  So cheery!
	Details: this is an A6 folded notecard with digital printing on linen paper.

	Jason and Paul Jason and Paul are huge fans of Calvin and Hobbes, and wanted their thank you notes to be based on one of Bill Watterson’s comics.  They also wanted to include their two cats, whose personalities one-of-a-kind.  Because Jason and Paul wanted to be able to use the cards as regular stationery after the wedding, there is no “thank you” written anywhere on the card.
	Details: this is a 4-bar folded notecard with digital printing on the base paper.

	Marianne and Scott Marianne and Scott were Stinkerpants’ first clients!  Although they were married in the South Bay, Marianne and Scott have a special attachment to San Francisco.  They had their engagement pictures taken at Baker Beach and wanted their thank you notes to be set in the same place!
	Details: this is a 4-bar folded notecard with digital printing on the base paper.