All the sayings were stamped from a set and I couldn't decide which one to use so I did most of them.
The inside "Happy Birthday" was cut from Create a Critter with two layers for the happy. Mounted on a embossed folder that I found at Pat Catans craft store and then used a border punch at the bottom of the white card stock.
Another view
This is the inspiration for my card that is above. I did not have the cartridge that had the scallop circle or the ribbon.
Love this card and the details that the Creator used!
Some of the folders were from Sizzix and the Cuttlebug. All done with the same glitter paper.
The all white does look a little more elegant.
The "Just Married" was cut @ 3" and the car was cut @ 4" with all the layers cut also. I actually did this in the Gypsy and fit everything on a 12" x 12" paper so that I could cut multiple images at once.
These are a few of the examples with the cards made up. I did print the announcement details in both landscape and letter so that I could use either style. The image above was embossed first and since it had too much free space, I cut a small card shape and used a folder that just had the smaller designs on them. This one says "Forever Together" but I also used "Love" also
This one was very plain with just the cut file.
On this car, I cut the "just married" center image and just used it so the green was the background
On these last two cards, I just used the "just married" on the layers using different size backgrounds.
Always, Remember, Love was added from a package die cut that I had to run at the last minute to Joann's because I forgot the other ones that I made. They were also glittered so everything sparkled.
Back view.
Side View
The snowmen and "Let It Snow are from Winter Woodland that were sized to fit in the Gypsy. The snowflakes are from the leftover from the shower and used various sizes. Stickles were also added for the bling.
The scallopped circle for this card was also cut from Winter Woodland and then run through the Cuttlebug Swiss Dots folder.
The angel and noel is also cut from the same cartridge in the same gold paper and run through the Cuttlebug with the Swiss dots folder. Had some gold brads and used the to put the rectangle on the white card stock. 
The greeting Merry Christmas was cut from Wild Card on page 74. The best suggestion for cutting sizes is to use the Gypsy or at least use CDS to get the sizes that you want. You don't have to cut from CDS but it is a tool that helps you get sizes without wasting paper for fitting designs on a page.
A ribbon was used for the scarf folded slightly off center. Pop dots were used to place the layers together. Stickles were use for the nose and the eyes were small flat black beads.
This card was done the same way but punched one edge with a border punch and then rounded the top edges with a corner punch.
The main card is cut @ 6.25, x 9.25. This was to fit in a folder that I had with the birds on it. I had to "dress" the folder and change the plates to put it thought the Cuttlebug. It worked fine on the sample of printer paper but then when I put the glitter paper in, the lines had torn the paper. In this photo, you cannot tell but it is a glitter paper and was hard to print because it was so thick but I finally got it through the printer.
All the invitations scattered on the table before getting them put together in the envelopes.
The next day, I created this card using a tag feature with the word Celebrate from Martha Stewart Elegant Cake with all the layers. The scalloped pocket is from Tie the Knot as well as the flowers. The purple color is what I thought was the color. The border is cut @ 1.5" and then punched on both sides with a Martha Stewart punch. A strip of purple paper is added to the center. All layers were embossed using Cuttlebug folders (D'vine swirls and Swiss dots).
Details for the invitations will be printed and put on the bottom of the tag.
So the colors were not quite right on the first card so the two cards are next to each other with a shadow effect on the newer card. The one on the right will be the choice.
In my Gypsy, I was able to cut two @ 5.5" on the mat. I wanted the box a little bigger but then thought I'd have to add too much candy so that is why I then did the 5.5" size. I did a test cut on a scrap of paper and cut all the lines, then went back and got rid of all the fold cut lines so that it left a cleaner finish. The ears were cut at real size and also hid the outside cut lines to cut the inner pink part of the ears on another page. Still need to add a Velcro dot to hold the flap down.
To hold the strip better that holds the carrot strips, I did use 4 flower brads on each corner. 
The Happy Easter was cut @3/4" and each letter had the blackout feature with two shades of orange so they would fit going along the sides of the waterfall. 
As an afterthought, I found this bunny stamp so he did not stamp correctly because I already used the Swiss dots folder to emboss so then I added Stickles. 
And now the inside of the card: I used the green paper to hide the back side of the brads, then thought it looked a little plain so had another sticker with seeds on it and then added the grass and bunny that was cut from Kate's ABCs. 
I also cut the blackout feature of the card and cut it in half so that it would cover the ribbon on the backside of the card because the ribbon was not reversible. Added the Stickles to finish the look and a stone for the center of the flower. Ever so slightly, on the white of the candle I did add 1st and outline with a gel pen. 
