Print & stationery

Wedding & Event Stationery

Client stationery work across three formats: watercolor save the dates, folded accordion invitations, and traditional suites. Each commission gets its own typographic voice while staying grounded in what prints cleanly and folds correctly.

ClientPrivate clients
RoleStationery designer
ToolsAdobe Illustrator, InDesign
DeliverablesSave the dates, folded accordion invitations, traditional invitation suites
Traditional wedding invitation suite with coordinated typography and layout
Approach

Stationery is design under physical constraints. Every piece here was built with production in mind: fold sequences that reveal information in the right order, type sized for the paper it lands on, and color that survives the press. Within those constraints, each couple's suite gets a distinct pairing of font, layout, and color.

Save the dates

Watercolor artwork sets a soft, personal tone, with typography kept light so the artwork leads.

Watercolor save the date card with soft artwork and light typography
Save the date design pairing watercolor washes with script type
Folded accordion invitations

The accordion format turns an invitation into a sequence. Panels pace the information like pages, giving the couple room for schedule, venue, and story without crowding a single card.

Folded accordion invitation showing panel sequence
Accordion invitation panels pacing event information
Traditional suites

Classic single-card suites with coordinated enclosures, where restraint and typographic detail carry the formality.

Traditional wedding invitation with formal typography
Outcome

Dozens of couples received suites designed around them and delivered print-ready. The work here carries the same production discipline as the rest of the portfolio: concurrent timelines, direct client consultation, and files a press can run without surprises.