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Bespoke Wedding Stationery: Reflecting Your Love Story

First Impressions Matter

“You never get a second chance to make a first impression.”

Wedding stationery is often the first glimpse your guests have of your celebration. Explore bespoke invitations suites, wedding identities, and stationery collections designed to make that first impression unforgettable.

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Kirsten & Robby

A Personal Wedding Identity Inspired by Scotland

Two name cards on a wooden table, one labelled 'Bride' and the other 'Bridegroom', adorned with floral illustrations against a backdrop of green leaves.
The Brief

Kirsten and Robby wanted stationery that felt elegant, meaningful, and personal. The aim was to create a visual identity that celebrated them becoming one while incorporating elements that reflected their backgrounds and personalities.

The Design Approach

The design centred around an illustration of a Scottish thistle and an English rose.

The thistle was chosen to represent Kirsten’s Scottish heritage, whilst the rose represented Robby’s English heritage. Inspired by the intertwining of their lives through marriage, the flowers were woven together to create the illustration.

The concept of intertwining being particularly meaningful to Kirsten. As a canoe slalom athlete, the design on her boat featured an intertwined thistle and shamrock motif. This personal connection inspired the direction of the wedding identity, allowing the stationary to reflect an important part of Kirsten’s life whilst representing both her and Robby.

The design intentionally retained the natural leaves and thorns of both flowers. Rather than simplifying the illustration, representing the journey of their relationship and shared experiences. Just as a rose and thistle are shaped both by their flowers and thorns, Kirsten and Robby’s relationship has been shaped by the challenges, growth, achievements, and memories that brought them to this point.

The result was a design that celebrated not only their heritage but also their story.

The final illustration became a meaningful visual identity that could be carried throughout the stationery suite to create a cohesive, recognisable symbol unique to them.

Design Features
  • Bespoke illustration of intertwined Thistle and Rose
  • Symbolic Representation of Scottish and English heritage
  • Inspiration drawn from the couples lives
  • Custom wedding motif used throughout the stationery suite
  • Elegant, consistent typography and understated colour palette
Deliverables
  • RSVPs
  • Invitations
  • Orders of Service
  • Menus
  • Name cards
  • Welcome Sign
  • Seating Plan
The Outcome

A distinctive Wedding identity that the couple loved.

Gallery
A white rose and a purple thistle with green foliage.
A 'Save the Date' announcement featuring a thistle and a white rose, displaying the names Kirsten and Robby along with the wedding date of 15th June 2026 in Ballyclare, Northern Ireland.
Wedding seating plan with names of family members and guests divided into tables.
A stack of 'Order of Service' booklets featuring floral designs, personalised with the names Kirsten and Robby, placed on a wooden surface.
A wedding order of service booklet featuring a thistle and rose design, with the names Kirsten and Robby. Next to it is a white rose and two wedding rings on a wooden surface.
Welcome sign for the wedding of Kirsten and Robby, decorated with a floral arrangement, placed near a staircase.
A dining table set with cutlery, wine glasses, and a menu for a meal, surrounded by flowers and decorative items.
Two place cards for a wedding, labelled 'Bride' and 'Bridegroom', adorned with floral illustrations, placed on a wooden table with green foliage in the background.
A seating plan displayed on an easel, featuring names of guests and table assignments for a wedding. The background includes a decorative mirror and a lamp.

Photography for the day of the Wedding by Jervis Wedding Photography

Mackintosh-Inspired Suite

A Modern Reinterpretation of the Glasgow Rose, Inspired by Charles Rennie Mackintosh and Reimaged through Freesia Florals

A collection of wedding invitation cards including a 'Save the Date' card with floral designs, an RSVP card, and details of the event, all displayed on a light purple background.

A bespoke wedding suite inspired by the iconic Glasgow Style of Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
This collection blends elongated geometric stems, stylised floral curves and a custom freesia motif — a modern reinterpretation of the famous Mackintosh Rose.
Designed for Martin & Fiona’s January wedding, the suite combines architectural linework with soft, romantic detailing.

A stylised illustration of a green plant vine with various shaped leaves against a plain white background.
A stylised illustration of a cluster of purple flowers with a green stem.
A hand-drawn illustration of a cluster of purple flowers with green stems.
Illustration of three stylised purple flowers with green stems.

A custom floral illustration inspired by Mackintosh’s Glasgow Rose, adapted to reflect a chosen flower – freesias.
These motif appears throughout the suite, creating a cohesive visual identity.

A 'Save the Date' card featuring the names Martin and Fiona, with a floral design. The date is 15th January 2027, and it displays the venue as Dalmahoy Country Club in Edinburgh. The card is placed next to a cream envelope, on a lavender background.
An elegantly designed greeting card with a floral illustration featuring pink flowers, placed alongside a cream envelope, against a lilac background.
A rectangular note card with a white centre, decorated with delicate purple flowers on either side, set against a light purple background.
A white card with floral illustrations, featuring event details and a lilac background.
A white RSVP card with green plant illustrations, featuring the date 04.12.2026 and spaces to indicate attendance preferences, set against a pastel purple background.
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