With her client tying the knot in the otherworldly natural splendor of Sedona, Ariz., wedding planner Lisa Vorce wanted an invitation that would reflect the Native-American-themed ceremony to come. North Carolina Design firm Device came up with a clean and simple notecard and envelope combo with a twist. Guests could fold the invitation into a miniature teepee, using a set of small wooden skewers (included) to keep it standing.
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