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WEDDING STATIONERY FOR PLANNERS

A trusted
stationery partner
for you &
your clients.

When we work with a client together, I want her wedding stationery to feel easy for you, too. I’ll care for her well, keep you connected where it matters, and happily fold into your process in whatever way best supports the celebration you’re creating together, whether you're planning in the Twin Cities or across the country.

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FOR WEDDING PLANNERS

Consider the paper goods handled.

You’re building an entire wedding experience with your client. I’m looking at the paper through that same lens. My job is to make sure the stationery supports that vision without creating another stream of decisions, deadlines and production details for you to manage.

How we work together is entirely up to you. I can lead the stationery process directly with your couple, keeping you informed at the moments that matter, or work closely alongside you as a creative collaborator. We can share references, connect ideas across the event design, and make sure the paper feels like a natural extension of everything you’re creating around it.

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The invitation is part of the event design

Maybe a color from the tablescape finds its way onto an envelope. A monogram first pressed into thick cotton paper reappears above the dance floor. A motif from the invitation quietly carries through to the menu, escort display, or welcome piece. I live in these details and am happy to collaborate on the design - and I’m equally happy to take the paper side completely off your plate when that’s what you need.

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The Design Edit keeps us speaking the same visual language

After my first conversation with your client, I’ll create three personalized creative directions for her invitation suite, each with its own design approach and investment. You’ll receive The Design Edit, too.

You can see where the stationery is headed before formal design begins, understand what your client is responding to, and weigh in when your perspective would be valuable. So when we begin talking about the monogram, palette, day-of pieces, or how paper carries into the larger event, we already have a shared creative language.

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And then there are the things no one plans for. The extra invitation that saved the day. The address error caught before print. The last-minute guest addition that didn’t become your emergency.

This is the less glamorous side of beautiful stationery, but one of the places I’m most valuable to your team. I anticipate what I can, communicate clearly, and when something unexpected happens, my goal is to come to you with a solution - not another problem to solve.

“Way to pull small miracles in the 11th hour. You can tell you are a seasoned pro.”

Ashley Fox, Ashley Fox Designs

IN THEIR WORDS

Terri is incredibly creative and talented, and she has such a gift for taking a couple’s vision and turning it into something that feels completely personal to them.

She is the kind of vendor every planner hopes to have on their team: talented, collaborative, and genuinely wonderful to work with. I can’t recommend her and ElizaGrace Paperie enough!

Gigi Strong

SLP EVENTS

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Helpful resources for
your clients

When a client starts asking “When should we order invitations?” or “What does custom actually involve?” you can send her these helpful tools to answer your clients’ most common questions.

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How the Custom Invitation
Process Works

A complete guide to custom wedding invitations, including timelines, what to expect, and how everything is handled. It answers the questions before she thinks to ask them.

Read the Guide →

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Invitation Timeline Calculator

An easy tool that helps local and destination couples understand when to start their invitations, when to mail them, and when RSVPs need to be back.

Invitation Timeline →

Beautiful paper.
A client well-cared for.
One less thing on your plate.

My couples typically spend between $5,000 and $10,000 on custom invitations. If that feels aligned with your client's expectations, we're likely a wonderful fit.

I take on a limited number of weddings each year so all my couples receive the thoughtfulness and attention they deserve. If you have a client who feels like a good fit for ElizaGrace, I’d love to hear from you.