The Fine Details
Curious how your invitations go from inspiration to mailbox? Here’s the full journey.
We’ll start with a conversation to learn your vision, style, and priorities. It’s our chance to connect and be sure we’re the perfect fit to bring your stationery dreams to life.
01/ Discovery
Next, you’ll receive a tailored proposal with mood board, pricing, and timeline—everything you need to feel confident moving forward.
02/ Proposal
03/ Design
This is where the magic happens. Through sketches, mockups, and thoughtful refinements, we’ll create stationery that captures your story with timeless artistry.
04/ Production
With your designs finalized, we move into printing and finishing. Using luxury materials and artisan techniques like letterpress and foil, your invitations are crafted with care.
Finally, each piece is assembled, addressed, and mailed on your behalf. Your guests receive an unforgettable first impression, and you enjoy peace of mind knowing every detail is handled.
05/ Delivery
Ready to begin?
FAQs
For my detail-oriented couples who appreciate the fine print on the fine print.
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Most couples reach out 8–12 months before the wedding. That gives us time for design, printing, and mailing. The earlier you book, the more options you’ll have available.
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Every five-piece suite includes the invitation, reply card, details/extra card, and both inner and outer envelopes as standard. From there, you can add thoughtful details like envelope liners, wax seals, vellum wraps, or ribbons to make your suite truly yours.
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Yes. I provide etiquette guidance and offer calligraphy guest addressing so every envelope feels just as thoughtful as what’s inside. Digital addressing is standard.
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I take on a limited number of weddings each year to give every couple my full attention. To officially reserve your date, a signed contract and 30% retainer are required, with the balance due once your designs are approved.
“I should have known you would have already thought of this and made it lovely :)”
Sarah, Boston
Children over 18 traditionally receive their own invitation, even if they still live at home. Younger children are listed on the inner envelope.
