When it comes to weddings, every detail counts, and the stationery is no exception. It's the first glimpse guests will get of the event, and it sets the tone for what's to come. So when a couple wanted to create a luxury stationery suite for their Alice in Wonderland themed wedding hosted at the exclusive Aynhoe Park, I was thrilled to get started.

Stationery is an essential part of any wedding, and a beautifully designed suite can set the tone for the entire event. From the invitations to the menus, the stationery should reflect Linday and Jono’s style and personality while providing practical information for guests.

When it comes to luxury weddings, every detail counts. From the grand venue to the carefully curated decor, every element plays a crucial role in creating a memorable and unforgettable event.

When I work with talented creatives that are as dedicated to visual storytelling as much as I am, extraordinary things happen. That being said, today I would like to take you to the Cotswolds where this story unfolds. We wanted to revive the archetypal English countryside charm, dreamily curated under the creative vision of Jennifer Louise Weddings and timeless imagery of Lucy Davenport Photography.

This January I’m giving away one calligraphy initial wax seals - for your chance to enter:

I’m very excited to share the news that I’m hosting my first ever calligraphy workshop on 8th June, 2019. …

When one of my longest and closes friends told me she was engaged my second though after congratulating her and feeling utterly happy was "I'm doing your invitations, right?". I was so happy to do so even though I might have decided that for her (she pretends it was not the case and I love her for it!). With her permission, see more of the wedding, some photos of me and my closest.

I continue to be truly lucky to meet people within the industry who do truly beautiful things and allo me to join. This time it is Hawaii based photographer Alice Ahn…

Earlier this year the seemingly impossible happened and I joined the amazingly talented pool Wedding Sparrow vendors. If you are a fine art wedding enthusiast you will have heard of them. I so eagerly follow their content as they show is just so beautiful.

It's been a while and I absolutely cannot believe I have been silent since February (time does really fly especially when the wedding season has kicked in). 

I break my silence to share a feature from Rock My Wedding!

Every time I get to see images of my lovely client's wedding, my heart is filled with so much joy. It is incredibly satisfying to see how each couple executes their wedding vision with adding their personal touches...

Do you know that feeling when you just have to work with a couple? Well, it's exactly what happened when Amanda got in touch for their wedding stationery.

Well, it rarely get's better than this - our work got featured in Style Me Pretty Real Weddings - this magical wedding really encapsulates everything a dream wedding would be, doesn't it?

October has started with some other exciting news - EG lettering work has been published for the first time - our agate slice table numbers have been featured in Belle Bridal Magazine AW17 issue.

We are celebrating our new grey agate slices by giving away 10x place cards with handwritten detail.

My calligraphy journey has been absolutely crazy since I started offering my services in January 2017, but this has been my proudest moment so far. I can finally share the news that my handwritten love letters and addressed envelopes have become a part of Ted Baker shop design.

I have never been blessed with copy writing skills, it comes rather difficult to me, but as everybody, I know bad copy when I see it. So below are a few easy steps to ensure our message is conveyed clearly.

With so many things to consider and a budget to manage, I have prepared a wedding stationery list that any bride should evaluate to build a package fitting their unique needs.

Now, this is something I have wanted to do for a while, but an overwhelming amount of orders did lead me astray from the path I actually wanted to be on.

So here is me ignoring my fears of people not being interested or, god forbid, actually reading this. I say let them! :)