Invitations designed to match the event
Invitations and cards that look like the day they announce.
Overview
Wedding and event cards are the first thing a guest sees of the day: the save-the-date, the invitation, then the menu, the place card and the signage that greet them when they arrive.
You get the designs as a matching set, with print-ready files for the printer and digital versions for the message that goes out first.
We start with the day itself: the venue, the colours, the mood you want in the room. One design direction is agreed, then the full set is drawn from it.
What you get
- Wedding invitations
- Event invitations
- Matching card sets
How we work
SELECT
Find the one idea.
Brief
We talk through the occasion, the guest list size and each card the day will need.
Strategy
The tone, the palette and the list of pieces are agreed on one page.
SHAPE
Build it with craft.
Concept
One direction for the invitation, shown rough, with the type and the colours proposed.
Design
The invitation is finished first, then the rest of the set is designed to match it.
SHOW
Put it where people look.
Production
Print-ready files are prepared to the printer’s specification, with a proof before the run.
Launch & report
The files are handed over for printing and sending, with digital versions for the day itself.
Good to know
Which pieces can be included?
Save-the-dates, invitations, RSVP cards, menus, place cards, programmes, thank-you cards and the signage for the venue, drawn as one set.
Can the invitation be sent digitally?
Yes. Each design is delivered as print-ready files and as an image or PDF sized for messaging and email.
Often briefed together
Next step
Ready when you are
A few lines about the job is enough to start. We read it and reply with the questions we need answered.