Wedding Invite Set

After sitting down with the bride and groom (yes, he wanted a say!), it was quite evident that they were very excited for their New Year's Eve wedding in America. They wanted the overall look and feel to be classic, yet modern. Using the existing wedding colour palette, we worked together to create to design their wedding invite set to convey the emotions of the wedding celebration, using a black floral motif, balanced with just the right pop of colour.

Welcome Baby!

New year, new baby and a new reason to celebrate!

Spreading some Christmas cheer from London

Handlettering

In a world of mass produced billboards and signs, its nice to come across those which have been produced by hand. There is something so beautiful about any method of handlettering, be it the more traditional method of a simple paint brush or the more modern approach with spray paint and stencils. Any which way its done, its quite inspirational. Here are some favs...

Patterns, patterns and more patterns

A spotlight on a few of our favourite patterns...

Here comes the Bride...

Below are a collection of pre-wedding celebration invitations ranging from the traditional bridal shower to a garden party to a cocktail party celebrating the soon to be bride and groom.

Wedding Invite Set

Using the wedding location and a few words from the bride as inspiration, a complete wedding stationery set was created using the existing wedding colours. The stationery design process began with the crest design using the couples' first initials and the initial of their new surname. From there, the wedding stationery set expanded to include the invite with bespoke pattern featured on the back and the corresponding envelope with a wrap-around label, rsvp card and corresponding envelope. All items were letterpressed and incorporated elements of their bespoke pattern.

Once the invitation set was complete, the various design elements were then carried throughout the wedding collateral so to have a cohesive look and feel. The couples' crest, along with colour and decorative elements, were used on the order of service, table menus, seating cards, table numbers, bar signs and candy bar signs.