Wedding stationery comes in so many different designs and types. Personalised and decorated stationery will often be kept as a keepsake by your guests as souvenirs of your special day for years to come.
If you have a particular theme in mind for your wedding, then you will want to make sure you have stationery to match. You should decide on colour, shape and size, a good typeface to ensure all your guests will be able to read the invitations. And you need to decide on the range of differing types of stationery you would like, i.e. save the date, invitations, RSVP cards, thank you cards, and so on.
Here’s some great ideas from businesses offering wedding stationery in your area and from further afield, whom you might want to get in touch with...
Don't forget to mention County Wedding Magazines when contacting a business offering wedding stationery.
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Hello! We are Bailey & Beau!
We mix our love of working with people, discovering their stories, and the love of helping them bring their visions to life together and ensure that we provide the most luxurious Wedding Invitations & Stationery to suit your theme, colours and budget.
We are strongly focused on customer service, and have a "nothing is too much trouble" attitude, and we work with our clients every step of the way and believe that luxury shouldn't have to cost the earth. We try to provide affordable and quality products that don't break the bank but still have that Wow factor!
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Moheeni Paul is an award-winning teacher and highly recognised contemporary artist. Along with creating and illustrating her designs, Moheeni teaches henna art on various surfaces using mixed mediums, encouraging others to turn this timeless and ancient art into stylish designs. (Stationery)
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From the ‘save the date’ cards announcing your wedding to the photographs that capture the day, it should all reflect who you are as a couple and your love for one another. (Stationery)
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Hi there! My name is Mariam Taiwo Sonekan. I live and breathe design.
After graduating from London College of Fashion for Surface Textiles design, I have kept myself involved in the creative industry, by freelance work and teaching creative art and media techniques.
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