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Layers of classic romantic details feat. sweeping calligraphy in walnut ink, vintage postage, raw silk ribbon, and art print liners.

We love a beautifully boxed invitation suite, but there’s something about these timeless elements together that will forever keep us swooning! 🤎

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Pearl acrylic layered on woven basho paper for a romantic take on this weekend’s New England wedding with . Perfectly coastal, perfectly refined! 🐚

Double-layered menus with a triple-layered print process from an autumn wedding with . I’ll never get over the romance and texture these pieces captured. The foil? Gorgeous. The die-cut shape? We love to see it. The debossed texture in a garden trellis-inspired pattern? Absolutely unreal. 🙂‍↕️

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Taking cues from historic bookbinding, ornamental covers, and aged typography, we designed these custom folios to evoke the charm of vintage rare books. Paired with custom printed mailer boxes, the suite feels right at home on the shelves of a centuries-old library 📖🤎

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A recent favorite double-sided RSVP card for a celebration at an iconic villa in Lake Como, Italy. The custom pattern was designed in-house and inspired by the villa’s ornate ceiling details, brought to life through layered blind deboss with foil press on the front, and the reverse showcasing dusty blue letterpress. So much beauty from this suite to share soon with 🤎

Linen bar folios, a favorite detail of mine for the wedding day, and one that can be reused for hosting parties after! With the center panel replaced, you have the perfect elevated piece layered with sentimental meaning. A true heirloom keepsake, if I say so myself 🤎

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Layered acrylic signs with a clover green base, tone-on-tone florals, paired with white ink on top. A look at the signage from this stunning wedding with featured on last week! 🤎

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Curating the guest gifting experience is, to me, one of the most fun aspects of event branding. When your guests are traveling so far to celebrate with you, I love adding in personal and thoughtful touches to show your appreciation.

For this autumn wedding with , we designed these custom gable boxes for the guest welcome gifts. The exterior featured the same art print used for the envelope liner, along with coordinating shapes and leaf motifs seen throughout the invitation suite. Packaged inside was an array of thoughtful treats from the couple like a hangover kit, the bride’s favorite macarons, popcorn from their alma mater, and so much more.

We were onsite for assembly and delivery, so sharing a few clips of these incredible gable boxes. Included in the round up is a behind-the-scenes look at the delivery process with all of the boxes lined up trunk-to-trunk and ready for the wedding weekend!

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Floral sculpted embossing, hallelujah. Ivory tassels, hallelujah. Everything, hallelujah.

Gorgeous namecards from a winter wedding with ||

Not just stationery, but event branding! 🎬🤎

From the first ticket-style save the date, this suite was designed in direct conversation with the venue drawing from its architecture, history, and sense of occasion.

For this winter wedding with , we took inspiration from the Art Nouveau era, paired with a palette of burgundy and chocolate brown, layered velvet textures, all as a subtle nod to the theatre setting. At the center of it all was a custom “D” monogram that anchored all paperie. It was introduced on the save the date, carried throughout the invitation suite, and later brought into full expression through the interactive sliding menus.

When it came time for the day-of paperie, the concept fully came to life. From a branded marquee moment to poster-style installations throughout the venue, every detail reflected an elevated interpretation of a theatre premiere.

Amongst all the beauty, my favorite detail was the es**rt card experience. We designed this to mimic will call where guests collected their ticket in order to find their seat inside the theatre. An interactive moment that made the concept tangible from the start creating a truly unforgettable “Opening Night!”