Step One.

To get started, contact me to start an inquiry. First, you will fill out my new client questionnaire. I highly recommend you gather your Pinterest pins, bring all the stakeholders to the table, and include their ideas and priorities when filling out the questionnaire. These questions help me determine the scope of your project and what services will be the right fit for you.

Timeline: I recommend about 4 months before your wedding date for the full wedding suite, or earlier. (or after you get engaged for Save the Dates)

Step Two.

Based on your answers to the questionnaire, I will do some prep work and start a moodboard to foster discussion. In your free consultation meeting, virtual or in-person, we will dig into the details of your project. During this call, we will discuss which styles you like and don’t like. We’ll also discuss the budget and timeline for your stationery needs.

1-2 weeks after questionnaire.

Pricing: Cost depends greatly on quality and quantity. My average client spends $2,000 or more for custom stationery.

Step Three.

Now is when I get started working on the design mockups and discuss in further detail the paper, printing options and estimates. My custom design service includes up to three revisions, however, in most instances, no more than two are required.

3-6 weeks of design rounds and revisions depending on the complexity and number of services.

Step Four.

Once the revisions are finalized, we’re ready to print! My services include one mockup of your stationery suite to make sure it looks (and feels) perfect. I work with local Philly printers to handle all of the printing details for you.

Printing production takes up to 35 days once the printer gets the final files.

Since you typically send out invitations 4-6 weeks prior to the wedding date, I like to plan the timeline backwards from the ideal send date.

So many ways to customize.

• Digital Color Printing

• Letterpress

• Thermography

• Foil Stamping

• Embossing / Debossing

• Envelope Address Printing

• Paper Options (thickness, color, material)

• Corner Rounding

• Duplexing (layering)

• Laser Cutting and Die Cutting

• Embellishments (belly band, wax seal, ribbon, envelope liner, pocket folder, vellum wrap)

Here to help.

I know wedding stationery can be daunting. It’s time to leave the decision fatigue behind. From answering etiquette questions to deciding the size of your detail card and everything in between, I’m here to guide couples through every stage of this process, and ensure every detail is taken care of.