Custom Letterpress Wedding Invitations

Creating invitation experiences your guests can feel.

From save-the-dates to event branding throughout your venue, every piece is created for your celebration alone, capturing its feeling, the details that make it personal, and a vivid picture of what's to come. Designed in Minnesota for Twin Cities couples and celebrations nationwide.

I HAVE A FEELING YOU...

Know what you love, even if you can't quite put it into words yet
Honor traditions with a twist that's all your own
Believe true luxury is something made just for you
Dream of a mailbox full of handwritten RSVPs
Hope your guests feel loved before they ever arrive
Have a full calendar and want someone you trust to handle it all
Treasure your invitation as an heirloom

If you’re nodding along, keep reading…

Hand drawn light blue stripes with white background and a central hand-drawn framed label.
Hand drawn light blue stripes with white background and a central hand-drawn framed label.
Flat lay of letterpressed and watercolor wedding Invitation and deco items for a fishing-themed welcome party, including flowers and fishing lure cutouts.
Flat lay of letterpressed and watercolor wedding Invitation and deco items for a fishing-themed welcome party, including flowers and fishing lure cutouts.

THE PROCESS

Your paper journey, from first idea to mailbox.

Custom invitations entail many small decisions, each one shaping the way your story comes to life. When we work together, you’ll be invited into the moments that feel meaningful and inspiring, while I carry the details that keep everything moving toward the finished suite.

Close-up of elegant wedding invitation card with embossed monogram with floral decorations and a white rose.
A Jane Austen-inspired wedding invitation surrounded by pink and green flowers and scattered petals on a marble surface with a black painted floral design.
A wedding reception dining table with floral centerpieces, candles, wine glasses, and place settings, set for an elegant wedding.

How should an unmarried couple
be addressed?
Will your envelope need extra postage?

A decorated wedding table with floral arrangements, fine china, and glasses, a three-tier wedding cake with flowers, a menu card, a bridal gown on a model, a sign for the ballroom, and an outdoor scene with flowers and hanging baskets.

You don’t need to have the answers, or even know all the questions to ask. That’s where my full-service, hospitality-first approach comes in. I’ll guide you through etiquette and wording, provide clear instructions for your guest list, review proofs, recommend when an upgrade is worth the investment—and when it isn’t—and anticipate the small logistical questions before they become something you have to solve.

I also plan for real life. Extra invitations. Last-minute address changes. A little breathing room before files go to print. The tiny safeguards that come with years of experience in stationery.

My goal isn’t simply to make your invitations beautiful. It’s to make the entire experience of creating them feel remarkably enjoyable.

MY APPROACH

See possibilities in paper
before you even book.

A wedding proposal example of wedding stationery items, including an RSVP card, rehearsal dinner card, invitation card, outer and inner envelopes, and a details/welcome card, each with descriptions of size, color, print method, and design details.
A of illustrated stationery and envelopes titled 'The Curated Suite,' including a stack of quill and burgundy-tinted ribbon, an invitation card, outer envelope, RSVP and welcome cards, a rehearsal card, and inner envelope, each with detailed descriptions of size, color, print method, and ink color.
Design of an invitation suite titled "The Heirloom Suite" including cards and envelopes with calligraphy. Features a front cover, back, RSVP card, details card, outer envelope, inner envelope, and a rehearsal card in various shades of green, beige, brown, and gray.

The Design Edit

Part of my signature service experience is discovering what you want before we begin.

After our first conversation, I’ll create The Design Edit: three distinct creative directions developed and sketched specifically for your wedding. Each explores a different interpretation of your vision, including the overall aesthetic, materials and print possibilities, and corresponding investment.

You may see an idea you expected.
You’ll likely see one you didn’t.

The Design Edit gives you three tangible design options to review. Instead of just describing what your invitation could look like, I show you right from the start.

Stylized illustration of a flower with leaves and three small dots at the bottom.

“I remember you finishing my sentences with words that I couldn't find myself but perfectly described what I wanted.”

TIERNAN

From the first email until the day your wedding invitations land in mailboxes, a full design and production process typically lasts six to eight months. That timeline gives us room to design with intention, make thoughtful decisions, and allow production and mailing to unfold properly.

If your celebration is destination-based, involves multiple events, or includes an especially layered suite, we may want to begin even earlier. If you’re working with a shorter window, I’d still love to hear from you. We’ll work together to figure out what’s possible for your suite.

Not sure when you should begin? Enter your wedding date and a few details into the invitation timeline calculator for a personalized starting point.

YOUR INVITATION TIMELINE

Wedding type

Your personalized timeline

Everything you need
to know for

✉︎
First step
Save-the-dates

✦
Begin the process
Reach out + start invitations

◎
ElizaGrace process
Discovery call + The Design Edit

The Design Edit — three personalized design directions created entirely around your wedding — arrives within one week of your discovery call. The sooner we connect, the more time we have to make it extraordinary.

◇
Design phase complete
Final design approval

Design typically spans several weeks of collaboration — font pairings, paper choices, print methods, lifelike mockups, and proofing until everything feels exactly right.

✉︎
The big moment
Mail your invitations

◈
Reply-by date
RSVP deadline

Request replies 4–6 weeks before the wedding so you and your vendors have time to finalize seating, catering counts, and any last details.

♡
The day
Your wedding

Everything has been leading here. Your guests have their invitations, and every detail has been handled. All that's left is to enjoy every moment.

How long the process takes

The full custom invitation experience typically spans six to eight months, from your first conversation to the mailbox.

Phase one
Design + proofing
Discovery call, The Design Edit, design, mockups, revisions, and final approval
Phase two
Production + delivery
4–6 weeks of printing, assembly, addressing, and mailing. All handled for you.

The earlier you reach out, the more creative flexibility we have. Most couples find that starting sooner than they expected leads to the work they love most.

Ready to find
your direction?

The Design Edit — three personalized design directions created entirely around your wedding — begins with a discovery call. No pressure to have anything figured out. That's what the call is for.

Begin your inquiry →

artfully designed and gracefully handled

A stylized blue illustration of a flower with leaves and small berries.
Hand drawn white stripes on a light blue background.

WHAT INVITATIONS COST

My clients typically spend around $5,000–$10,000 for custom wedding invitations.  That range includes thoughtful print methods and materials, custom details, and complete assembly and mailing.

The final price is shaped by the suite itself: the number of pieces, guest count, print methods, materials, finishing details, and the level of support needed through the project. The Design Edit makes these possibilities visible early, so you can choose a direction with clarity.

A stylized light blue illustration of a flower with three petals and three dots below it.

IN THEIR WORDS

I'm running out of adjectives to describe how spectacular every piece is!

Annalee & Matthew

WOODS & CO • PEPIN, WISCONSIN

HEIRLOOM STATIONERY.

Every detail handled.

Your wedding will live in a thousand beautiful
moments in your heart.

Let’s create the one that will make your mom swoon.

STILL HAVE QUESTIONS?