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Stationery

Drawn for you, not picked from a list

Every suite is designed from nothing. There are no templates to choose from, no collections to adapt, and no two weddings that get the same thing.

Browse below by style and by palette. That is how it is filed, because that is how people describe what they want.

Start with a brief

How it goes

  1. The brief

    What the day is, who it is for, and what you already love. We ask for the venue and the flowers, because paper that ignores both ends up looking borrowed.

  2. A concept

    One direction, drawn properly: paper, ink, type, and how the whole suite sits together. Not three options to choose between, which is how you end up with none of them.

  3. A digital proof

    Everything laid out with your real words in it. You approve it or you mark it up. Nothing goes to print until you have said yes in writing.

  4. Print

    Letterpress, foil, digital, or a mix. We proof the paper itself before the full run, because a colour on a screen is not a colour on cotton.

  5. Delivery

    Packed flat, with the envelopes, and with a spare set of everything. Assembly by hand if you want it, ready to address.

What it costs, and how long

We say this out loud rather than making you ask. Bespoke work that turns out to be twice your budget is a waste of your time and ours.

Bespoke suites start at
minimum investment
From brief to delivery
lead time
Rounds of changes included
included rounds

To confirm

Minimum investment, lead time, and how many rounds of changes are included

Both references in the brief declare theirs. It filters enquiries before they cost a phone call. Javi sets these in Settings.

The whole suite

Take all of it or take three pieces. It is designed as one thing either way, so the menus look like they came from the invitation.

  • Save the dateThe first thing they see, months ahead.
  • InvitationThe piece everything else is built around.
  • RSVP cardWith the return address printed, so nobody loses it.
  • Details cardTravel, parking, where to stay, what to wear.
  • MenusOne per place, or one per table.
  • Place cardsHand written, if you want them hand written.
  • Table planLarge enough to read from a queue.
  • Order of serviceFor the ceremony, folded or stitched.
  • Welcome signThe first thing at the door.

A sample pack first

Paper is a physical thing and a screen is a poor way to judge it. The pack has the stocks we print on, the foils, and a printed piece to hold, so you can decide with your hands.

To confirm

Sample pack price, and whether it comes off the order

Both references sell one. It is the cheapest way to turn an enquiry into a commission.

Paper that matches the flowers

We do both, so we can make them agree. The same palette runs through the invitation and through what is actually on the table, which is the one thing a separate stationer cannot promise you.

Wedding flowers

Trade

For planners and event managers

Trade terms, a named contact, and proofs that come back when we said they would. We work to your client’s brand or to your own, and we will stay out of the way in front of your client if that is how you work.

  • One brief, one quote, one invoice, however many pieces.
  • Digital proofs your client can approve in writing.
  • Flowers and paper from the same studio, on one timeline.

Corporate and events

Tell us about it

The more you put here the more useful our reply is. We answer every enquiry within two working days.

Or roughly when, if it is not fixed.

Which pieces

The fastest way to tell us what you like.

It helps us propose something real rather than something you then have to cut.

I am a planner, or working with one

From the filters above. It is a starting point, not a commitment.