Let Me Take the Stress Out of Wedding Stationery

I’m here to make your wedding stationery easy and stress-free. Here’s how it works:

1. Pick a Package
   Choose a package that fits your needs—or let’s create a custom one just for you!

2. Tell Me About Your Day
   Fill out a quick questionnaire so I can get to know you and your event style.

3. I Get to Work
   I’ll start designing your Save the Dates, Invitations, and Programs based on your answers.

4. Review & Revise
   Get your first draft in 3 business days. We’ll make updates every few days until it’s perfect.

5. Final Approval & Delivery
   If I’m printing: You’ll get a proof to approve before the full order is printed.
   If you’re printing yourself: I’ll send you a high-quality, print-ready PDF.

And just like that, your wedding stationery is done—one less thing to worry about!

Once you’ve chosen your venue and set the date, I recommend getting started as soon as possible. Here’s a general timeline to help guide your wedding stationery planning:

Save the Dates
Mail these out 4–6 months before your wedding.
Allow about 1 week for printing and another week for delivery via USPS.

Invitations
Send 1–2 months (30–60 days) before the big day.
Plan for 1 week of printing and 1 week for mailing.
If you're including mail-back RSVPs, add an extra 2–3 weeks to give guests time to respond.

Programs
Make sure to have these in hand at least one week before the wedding.

Payments can be made online through CashApp, PayPal, Venmo, or Zelle. After I send your first design proof, you’ll receive an invoice for 50% of your total order. The remaining balance is due once you’ve approved the final proof. Please note that orders will not be finalized or processed until full payment has been received.

Every item I create is custom-made with care and attention to quality. Because each piece is personalized just for you, returns aren’t possible. That’s why I place great importance on the proofing process—to ensure you’re completely happy with your design before anything is finalized.

If something doesn’t feel right, please reach out right away. My promise to you is to keep refining your design until it feels just right—for both of us.

Magnetic cards are a great option—especially for Save the Dates or simple invitations—because they’re easy for guests to keep handy and less likely to get lost. I typically recommend using magnets for Save the Dates, since you'll likely want to include more detailed information about the ceremony and reception on the formal invitation.