Guide to options for creating your stationery
Every project begins with an idea and is built from various elements, materials, and finishes. You can mix and match our options to create a stationery suite that perfectly suits your wedding style. Let’s work together to create a unique design that doesn't exist yet.
01 · EVERYTHING WE CAN CUSTOMIZE
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INVITATIONS
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HAND-LETTERED CALLYGRAPHY
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ENVELOPE LINERS
LOGOS OR COATS OF ARMS
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QR
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WAX SEALS
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MAPS OR TIMELINES
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TABLE MARKERS
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SEATTING PLAN
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MENU
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PLACE CARDS
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WEDDING SIGNAGE
02 · MATERIALS WE WORK WITH
Paper types
MASTER Paper – The Classic
Weight 240 gsm / Semi-smooth texture - Off-white color
CABALLO Paper – The elegant choice
Weight 250g / Stiffer texture – Cream color
SAUNDERS Paper – Premium handcrafted finish
Weight 250 gsm / Watercolor paper texture – Cream color
Tinted papers for signage and envelopes
These samples represent our most frequently used colors.
Types of envelopes
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RUSTIC envelope
(Made of cotton, with a weight of 150 gsm and a watercolor paper texture)
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PLAIN envelope
(With a weight of 180 gsm and a smooth texture)
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DIE-CUT envelope
(With a weight of 180 gsm and a smooth texture)
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ORIGAMI envelope
(With a weight of 180 gsm and a smooth texture)
03 · CUTS AND FORMATS WE USE
Invitation formats
Tri-fold brochures
A single piece divided into three sections, folded onto itself. (Landscape format)
Why choose it?
A highly versatile option for consolidating all information into a single piece.
It allows for the inclusion of timelines, QR codes, or additional information for guests without the need for extra cards.
A great alternative for those seeking a comprehensive format while keeping the budget in check.
Simple format
A single vertical or horizontal piece, designed for a clean, traditional invitation.
Why choose it?
A timeless, elegant option—perfect if you want the invitation's design to take center stage.
If you need to include additional information, such as a timeline or other details, separate inserts can be added.
Double-sided printing
A single piece printed on both sides of the paper, in either portrait or landscape orientation.
Why choose it?
It allows you to utilize the entire surface area of the paper without adding too many extra pieces.
We can create two distinct, interconnected sides—for example, an illustration of the wedding venue on one side and all the wedding details on the other.
Special cuts
A piece with a custom-designed outline, created specifically to complement the aesthetic of your invitation.
Why choose it?
An option for those seeking a more original and personalized invitation.
It is designed by combining different paper types and elements to create a balanced ensemble.
It requires more design and planning effort.
Cutting shapes
Get inspired or fall in love with our Collection Signage.
These are the cuts we use most often:
04 · PRINTING AND FINISHING TECHNIQUES
Debossing technique (Not suitable for paragraphs or fine details)
It is an indentation technique that creates a negative relief.
Ideal for MASTER and CABALLO papers.
Embossing technique (Not suitable for paragraphs or fine details)
The relief effect gives the design a three-dimensional appearance on the paper.
Ideal for rendered logos.
Digital printing
All our papers are printed using high-quality inkjet technology.
05 · ILLUSTRATION AND IDENTITY
01) Watercolor
For couples seeking a romantic, delicate, and traditional style—with an artistic and personal touch.
02) Line
For those who prefer simplicity and elegance, with a minimalist, clean, and timeless design.
03) Ink
For those drawn to expressive details and the charm of hand-drawn illustrations.
04) Vector
A modern, cheerful, and colorful style with a fresh and original aesthetic.
05) Impressed
Hand-drawn illustration inspired by 17th- and 19th-century print, featuring lines and hatching with an artisanal finish.
Pictorial styles
We use them in illustrations, icons, and details. artisanal finish.
Symbol of the couple
Shields
For those who prefer a classic identity, combining initials, symbols, and highly personal elements.
TECHNIQUES USED: Watercolor, engraving, and line work.
Logos
Designed for those seeking a modern, personalized design that reflects their style.
It features both initials, crafted with a distinct style and purpose.
ARTISTIC FINISHES: Watercolor, Engraving, Line Art, Vector.
TECHNIQUES: Embossing and Debossing.
Monograms
An option for those seeking a simple, elegant identity created from your initials.
It involves combining two initials to create a wedding icon.
ARTISTIC STYLES: Watercolor, Line Art, Vector.
TECHNIQUES: Embossing and Debossing.
You don't need to have made every decision yet.
Tell us your idea, and we'll help you find the best combination.