We worked with our friends at The Paper Place to bring Alexandra and Rogelio’s stunning invitations to life. The layout is inspired by our Maeve v.2 sample. Rich cobalt letterpress is complimented by tawny shine foil. The details card has a flamingo paper backer, providing another fun pop of color. The liner was created from the motifs featured in our Ravello suite, and compliments the tropical suite perfectly.
letterpress ink: cobalt | foil stamping: tawny shine | fonts: didot, mina, at sackers gothic, sweet sans | paper: bella cotton white 2-ply + 1-ply + flamingo 1-ply backer | invite size: f-8 | edge paint: cobalt | liner: custom pattern in cobalt | envelope: bella royal | customization #68863
Caroline and Dylan worked with our friends at Parchment Fine Papers to create their beautiful invitation suite. We subtly updated our Matilde suite by swapping out gold shine foil for gold matte. We love how the gold matte compliments the fern and hunter liner.
We had the pleasure of working directly with the mother of the bride to create Bella and Scott’s gorgeous wedding invitation suite. Our Novella design inspired the layout and font. We kept the handmade paper, but used white instead of soft blue. We used our lavender motif and did all the printing in our plum color to compliment the bride’s love of purple and lavender.
Katie Magee designed Fairefolk, part of our 2024 wedding collection and shares her inspiration behind the suite:
Fairefolk was one of those rare designs that flowed together quite easily. While searching for inspiration for one of our past holiday releases, I came across a blush pink, dusty blue, and soft beige color palette that I fell in love with, but it didn’t feel quite right for anything holiday-related. So, even though we were still in the thick of holiday designs, I started toying around with the color palette for a wedding design. I had just finished knitting a Fair Isle inspired hat for a friend’s baby, and the idea of some modern folk art motifs felt like they could mesh well with this color palette.
I created a handful of folk art style motifs, built out the arched border for the invitation, and then used the same motifs throughout the suite for consistency without feeling too repetitive, and not overpowering the modern typography.
letterpress ink: deep blue | foil stamping: mink matte | fonts: addington + ginger | papers: khaki 2-ply + | invite size: f-8 | diecut style: bf-89 | liner: fairefolk pattern in deep blue on khaki text | silk ribbon: woodrose | envelope: old rose | digital addressing ink: deep blue
As with all of our designs, we can customize the colors of Fairefolk. Below is a mockup with spruce and lavender letterpress on ivory stock.
We worked with our friends at Arnie Paperie to create Emilia and John’s gorgeous wedding invitations. Our Deveril v.2 sample inspired the layout. We used a script font, and updated the colors to holly and rosebud. The colors are perfectly complimented by our vintage rose pattern liner, with a rosebud background.
letterpress ink: holly | fonts: aston script + at sackers roman | paper: bella cotton ivory 2ply + 1ply, rosebud 1ply | invite size: f-8 | liner: rose pattern in rosebud + cmyk | envelopes: holly
We are thrilled to introduce our 2024 wedding collection! This release will include 30 new wedding designs which feature our velvet papers, handmade papers, silk ribbons, lots of die cut shapes, and a new pocketfold option. You can find the 2024 collection here, and three of our favorites below.
Kaia features a jute, gold and white palette, with palm accents, embossing, and a new die cut shape
Lindsey and Kevin worked with our friends at Lee’s Paperie to create their beautiful floral stationery. Our Willington wedding sample was the inspiration. Calligraphy and a calligraphed monogram from Virginia Lucas Hart in her Willa style brought the set to life.
We can use our Build Your Own Crest library to create semi- custom wreaths, liner patterns and more. The possibilities are endless, and we can even incorporate additional watercolor elements from our design library. Below you can find examples of how we can translate an inspiration photo into crests and liner patterns. We’ve included both springtime and winter ideas.
We worked with our friends at Oliver’s Twist to bring Liz and Chi-Chi’s save the dates to life. Our Tribeca sample was the inspiration, updated with cheerful clover letterpress and champagne matte foil. A New York City map liner in clover is the perfect addition.
Mariana at our NYC studio worked with Blair and Max to bring their invitations to life. A previous post, detailing a customization of Jorie with a floral frame and inset double border inspired the invitation layout. We used the ginko leaf pattern from our Mirabelle design to create a debossed frame on the invitation card. This motif was then repeated in letterpress on the reply card, and foil stamped on the liner. We love the repeating motifs in different print methods!
We had the pleasure of working with Audrey and Roshan on their beautiful book inspired wedding invitations. Both avid readers, and holding their wedding in the Strand’s Rare Book Room, they wanted an invite to match. We created a custom book invitation, using our Matilde sample. A bookmark shaped reply card finishes this perfect literary suite.
digital ink: deeb blue + blush | foil stamping: burgundy shine | bella smooth cotton 1ply | invite size: a-7f | fonts: when night comes regular + adora bouton | envelope: bella cotton ivory pointed flap | customization #67112
We worked with our friends at Sweet Paper to create Claire and Griffin’s beautiful invitation suite. Inspiration came from our Ravello sample, updated with ivory paper and gold matte foil stamping. A customized liner featuring artwork from our Limon sample perfectly ties in the Italian and Californian celebration locales.
