You’ve got your ring; the big day is decided, and the venue is booked – the wedding of your dreams is go! So, what next? Well, top of the to-do list should really be your invitations. This first glimpse into your big day sets the scene of what your guests...

  Flat-lay’s are some of the hardest shots to capture, all the straight angles – getting up high enough to shoot it and getting the photo nice and balanced. Whether you’re a designer, a bride or a photographer, styling the perfect shot of a wedding invitation can...

  Navy and gold are a classic colour combination for a reason – they look great together and will never go out of style. This makes them a great choice for wedding stationery. But just because you’re choosing a classic colour palette doesn’t mean you need to be...

  I love working with vellum. It’s translucent milky colour, the smooth texture, it adds an incredibly textile layer to invitations and other wedding stationery. Vellum, which is very similar to tracing paper or glassine paper- is not quite transparent, which...

  Minimalist wedding stationery doesn't have to be boring - far from it! Simple is always better as far as i'm concerned, lots of white space, a limited colour palette and strong typography can all come together to make something really unusual, striking and with...

  Blush and gold really is a classic colour combination, perfect for spring and summer weddings, it has a soft and romantic feel that so many couples just adore. It's especially loved for more rustic, boho or barn based weddings,  giving a much more updated feel...