

Wedding & Event Stationery
Wedding stationery is more than an announcement—it is the first physical expression of the celebration to come.
It sets the tone, establishes expectations, and introduces guests to the world
you are creating.
We approaches wedding stationery with a focus on craftsmanship, creativity
and longevity.
Each piece is thoughtfully designed and meticulously produced to feel considered, tactile, and enduring.

We believe luxury is found in the details that are felt rather than explained—the weight of the paper, the balance of typography, the precision of print.
Rather than trends, our work is guided by editorial design principles and traditional craft, resulting in stationery that feels timeless and confident, never excessive.

What will I need?
01
Save the Dates
Your save the dates are the first step to let your guests know the all important date and location of your wedding!
We recommend sending these out approx 9-12 months before your day.
02
Invitation Suite
Formal invitations are the next step!
Formal invitations will confirm the date & timings of your ceremony & Venue & can include details such as local accommodation, a location map & details/programme of events for weekend wedding if needed.
We suggest posting invitations around 4-5 months before your day.
03
On the day Stationery
Your guest now know when, where and what to expect on the day.
Welcome sign, table plan, menus, name place cards, favour cards etc!
We recommend contacting us at least 6-8 weeks before your day to order your on the day items.
What is in an "Invitation Suite"?
A wedding invitation suite is a thoughtfully curated set of paper pieces designed to communicate essential details while establishing a cohesive visual narrative.
Each suite is developed as a complete composition—considering proportion, hierarchy, texture, and print—so every element feels intentional and harmonious.
What’s Included
Invitation Card
The central piece of the suite, presenting the wedding details with clarity and balance. Typography and spacing are carefully considered to ensure both elegance and legibility.
Response Card
Designed to complement the invitation, the response card maintains visual continuity while providing a clear, functional reply format.
Details Card
Used to share additional information such as accommodations, weekend events, or dress guidance—allowing the invitation itself to remain refined and uncluttered.
Envelopes
A primary outer envelope, selected for weight and texture, with the option for custom addressing or liners.
Although this is the standard package, we understand that not every 'size fits all' so if there is anything you would like to add/exclude from your suite, do let us know when enquiring.


While not required, the following elements may be incorporated to further elevate the suite:
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Envelope liners or interior printing
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Custom monograms or motifs
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Hand-drawn or editorial-style illustrations
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Specialty print methods or finishes
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Layering elements such as vellum or belly bands
Each enhancement is chosen with restraint, ensuring the final suite feels cohesive rather than over worked and embellished.

What's the difference between
Semi-custom & Bespoke Stationery?
There is only one main difference.
Semi-custom simply means you are using one of our existing designs
for your stationery.
You are able to change the text & colour of the design for no extra charge and just pay for the printing.
Bespoke is a totally originally and unique design created for you.
There is a design fee that starts from £185 (depending on complexity) and is a one off payment; Meaning you will be able to use your custom design across all of your stationery.

Printing Methods
Printing is not simply a method of reproduction—it is an integral part of the design.
The choice of print finish affects how a piece is seen, felt, and experienced, influencing everything from texture and depth to tone and formality.
We guide each client toward the print method that best supports their design, paper choice, and overall vision—always with an emphasis on balance, restraint, and craftsmanship.

Digital
Printing
Digitally printed invitations are printed directly from a digital file on a computer. Digital printers transfer four colours of ink (cyan, magenta, yellow, and black) to paper simultaneously, producing a full-colour print after only one pass through the printer. Digital is a popular choice as it has the quickest turn-around and is the most cost effective.
Price range: £-££

Letterpress
Printing
Letterpress is when card is pressed with an inked metal plate, which transfers ink and leaves a deep, tactile impression in the paper that you (and your wedding guests!) can see and feel.
Letterpress is a luxury printing finish and costs significantly more than digital printing.
Price range: £££

Hot Foil
Printing
Foil stamping in the simplest form involves three things: foil material, heated plates, and pressure. The end result is a luxurious, slight indentation effect that adds a shine to the paper stock.
Note: we have foil in colours you can only dream of! Rose gold, gold, pink, blue, green, silver, white… you name it and we probably can do it!
Foil is a luxury printing finish and costs significantly more than digital printing
Price range: £££

Client Testimonial
Kelly & Richard
'From the first email to our last and everything in between you have just been truly amazing and for that I cannot thank you enough. Nothing was every too big of an ask and you were amazing at guiding me through and helping bring my vision to life.
Every ounce of our stationary was perfect, it was elegant, so beautifully presented and was everything I had wished for and more.
You always responded to me emails and queries quickly and everything was delivered quickly and promptly, again helping to put my nerves at ease.
I truly cannot thank you enough for all that you did, it means the world and I will very much enjoy continuing to see all the wonderful stationary that you make for other brides on social media.
From the bottom of my heart, thank you!'






