Wedding invitation

Incorporating the couple's Indian and Jewish heritage, this intricate wedding suite was inspired by a traditional henna pattern. The pattern surrounded a Jewish star to symbolise the joining of the two cultures. Over the course of the wedding weekend, four events marked a different joyous occasion. A different tier of the design invited the guest to a specific event, with the pattern changing colour throughout. The RSVP card and envelope completed the suite, which were all encased in a bespoke pocket, made from gold fabric to add a pop of colour when the recipient opened the envelope.

Save the Date

Mediterranean-inspired colour palettes are a fave here at R&J so imagine our delight when Jennifer came to us with visions of teals and blues dancing in her head. With the help of the peacock, this Save the Date design gives the guests a sneak peak into the aesthetic of the entire wedding. Stay tuned for more colour happiness...

Happy Spring

Spring has officially sprung. The contrast of yellow daffodils against a London backdrop is a lovely thing. Grey Monday mornings somehow feel more manageable with a pop of bright yellow.

Well written

An energetic pattern, the use of bold letters and a pop of colour is the perfect recipe for a notecard. Jot a sweet message and pop it in the post!

So handy

With Royal Wedding souvenirs suddenly popping up everywhere, these Donna Wilson gloves are an adorable breath of fresh air. Practice your best royal wave while keeping your hands stylishly warm.

Photo: donnawilson.com

On the guest list

Have a peek at a recent letterpressed invitation created for a fabulous 50th birthday. Not wanting to limit the celebrations to one specific time and date, this invitation was created so the details could be filled in by hand. Having multiple celebrations is the best way to kick off turning 50!