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Wedding Stationery

Here is an example of a complete wedding stationery set, made by me. All elements are carefully designed to give a coherent overall impression. Great attention to detail allows each element to shine on its own, as well as in the whole.

An open wedding invitation, white with a few delicate botanical illustrations surrounding the text. It is lying on a wooden table.

Wedding Invitation

The small handmade floral illustrations are enhanced with delicate gold dots, printed in relief. The use of two carefully chosen calligraphic fonts gives more depth to the design.

Views of the invitation both open and closed. When open, it unfolds vertically into three sections, with a small invitation to the meal attached by a ribbon. When closed, it is covered in green floral elements and sealed with a red seal containing a sprig of dried flowers.

Invitation with seal

The small wedding banquet invitation card is tied with a little ribbon to prevent it from falling out and the invitation itself is folded and finally sealed with a seal, which makes it mailable even without an envelope.

The wedding seal is placed in a glass with ice cubes to cool it between applications so it's easier to remove. The seal's imprint can be seen on the ice.

Wedding Seal

The wedding seal can be used for the invitations and is made from the monogram designed especially to reflect the love and personality of the couple.

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Later it could also be used to send birth announcements!

Several half-open copies of the menu are on a wooden stand. They are white, with green botanical elements.

Banquet Menus

The menu of the wedding is an elegant way to give guests the opportunity to look forward to the meal that awaits them and to be able to inform the waiters of possible allergies.

Mass booklet open and closed side-by-side. The style is the same as the other stationery items seen so far.

Mass booklet

The mass booklet allows guests who are not used to this type of celebration or who do not speak the language to not be lost and gives the bride and groom the opportunity to include a short general message of thanks for all those present.

A square white invitation card, opening in the middle, features a red-fuchsia floral illustration surrounding an entwined M and A and has been placed on a wooden surface. A small banquet invitation card in the same style sits beside it.

Wedding Invitation with logo

The floral symbol of the entwined M and A is the central part of this wedding invitation and has been adapted to all the stationery that follows. It was created in close collaboration with the couple, who were delighted with it.

The white invitation is adorned with a few red-fuchsia floral illustrations and first shows the names of the bride and groom in ornamental writing.

Wedding Invitation inside

The simple design of this wedding invitation does not detract from the festivity and joy with which the future spouses invite their guests to join them.

The back of the invitation shows a photo of the future bride and groom and a verse from the Bible is written in the sky above them.

Wedding Invitation backside

A photo of the couple, as well as a verse from the Bible reflecting their story, completes the whole design, wonderfully well adapted to the chosen colour theme.

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If you think a complete wedding stationery set is what you need, please don't hesitate to contact me to discuss exactly what you need, so I can give you a personalised quote! I can also provide you with an advantageous quote for printing your stationery, should you choose to work with me.

Everything is possible and 100% customisable in terms of shapes and formats, colours, illustrations, etc.!

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