MARTINA + ANDRÉ
A wedding bathed in champagne and sea breeze.
FINCA PRIVADA, MADRID
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This was also the project where we debuted our origami-style envelopes. Their unique opening mechanism offered a novel way to reveal the invitation, while the envelope liner—featuring the same floral illustrations—ensured the wedding’s visual theme began to unfold even before the envelope was opened.
We wanted those floral motifs to extend beyond the invitation itself. That same visual identity carried through to the wedding day, appearing on guest tags, die-cut place cards, and our hand-lettered details in black ink.
As a final touch, the couple set up a bar featuring two signature cocktails—one for the groom and one for the bride. We illustrated these in watercolor, turning them into yet another element of the celebration.
After all, when a visual identity is well-crafted, a single, cohesive thread can run through everything: from the moment the first envelope is opened to the final toast.
Flowers were the central theme of Martina and André’s wedding, as well as the starting point for creating a stationery suite that complemented the celebration from start to finish.
Working with illustrator Chantal, we brought the floral motifs to life using traditional watercolor, creating a delicate, timeless aesthetic that became the wedding's visual identity.
Based on these illustrations, we developed the invitation, which included a timeline tucked into a specially shaped pocket; the pocket’s floral-inspired die-cut made it one of the suite's most unique details.
The design was rounded out by an elegant, clean vector-style monogram, crafted to harmonize with the chosen typography and reinforce the celebration's delicate feel.
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WHAT THE COUPLE CHOSE
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INVITATIONS
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HAND-LETTERED
CALLYGRAPHY
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ENVELOPE LINERS
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WAX SEALS
LOGOS OR
COATS OF ARMS
TIMELINES
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PLACE CARDS
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WEDDING SIGNAGE
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