Wedding Stationery

The unique challenge of translating a couple’s love story into a visual language - one that conveys their values and personalities in a cohesive yet effortless way - is what keeps me perennially inspired to work in weddings.

In the case of Sophia (a journalist and climate advocate) and Lawrence (a FDNY first responder) this was especially important. Their three day wedding celebration, held on a 35-acre permaculture farm chosen for it’s sustainable practices, was packed with intentional elements and activities aimed at connecting guests in meaningful ways while interacting with the rich history and landscape of Montana. This value-aligned approach was further communicated in the event design and stationary through organic typefaces and hand drawn imagery that expressed their earthy yet refined aesthetic.

Hand-illustrated welcome cards containing a schedule, farm map, land acknowledgment, and invitation to unplug for the weekend, awaited guests upon arrival, alongside river rock tokens I collected from the banks of local rivers.

Guests were given gift bags containing a curated selection of sustainable goodies with information cards to hype each of the woman and minority owned companies represented.

On the wedding day guests were directed to their table “number” by corresponding escort cards featuring whimsical illustrations of local veggies and herbs, and found their seat through combination place card/menus embellished with rustic illustration of the meal they were about the enjoy.