It is generally recommended to send ‘save the dates’ around 10-18 months before your wedding date, and the formal invitation out around 8-4 months before the event. If you are only sending the formal invitation I would recommend sending at 8-12 months out.

When deciding when to send your invitations, factor in whether you are sending save the dates, whether your plans span multiple days, if guests will be travelling from abroad and whether your wedding date falls on a public holiday - all of which might mean you want to send them out slightly earlier!

Turnaround time from the main consultation to you receiving your invitations is around 3-6 weeks, depending on the intricacy of the designs and the scope of the project. However I am consistently fully booked around 3-5 months in advance, so reaching out as early as possible to secure your design slot and deposit is always recommended!

Our pricing packages on our Bespoke Stationery page give an idea of the level of artwork and details you can get for your budget.

The packages are fully customisable - elements can be swapped out or added to - but they are designed to give you a starting point.

If you aren’t sure what you are after or how much it will cost then reach out for a quick chat and I can put a bespoke quote together for you!

Yes! Please do enquire as far in advance as possible though, as we may need to factor in extra time for shipping.

Most invitation suites use digital print, often with gold foiling, embossing or die cutting. Let me know if you are looking for any specialist print processes in your enquiry form.

Unfortunately we don’t offer letterpressed text on invitations, as it is not compatible with our artwork-heavy designs and preferred cardstock.

I currently do not offer the original paintings for invitation suites.

No, but if you know you will be ordering it at a later date, let me know and I will make sure it is in the diary!