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We’ll let the stunning photographs taken by Zara Zoo photography do all the talking…

The stationery feature is a texture-inspired menu that we created for a styled shoot at the end of last year. It showcases a rich textured card on thick white cardstock and it is finished off with a printed leather piece that is wrapped around the card with twine.

The shoot titled “Artisan Paired” was the creative concept of Bona-Fide Creative Consultants and came together with the help of Andrea van der Spuy Photography, MYŪZU and Secret Diary.

Image credits:

Marble | Mushrooms | Leather | Soil | Linen | Menu | Leaf | Thorns | Pattern

The invitation is an A5 flat card made from thick white paper, with digitally printed text. The envelope is made from brown kraft paper and finished off with a patterned liner.

The menu follows through with the pattern, white overlay and text printed on a white A5  card. The place card and paddle program fan make use of the same crisp design to keep that golden thread. The paddle fan is ideal for summer weddings – so simple but so practical! The seating chart is a large block mounted canvas and we see the signature botanicals coming through once again.

If your stationery style is natural, crisp design with green botanical and white flower detail, then this suite could be the one! See below to shop the entire suite, or have a browse at them individually by clicking on the links below each photo.

Shop Here | The Atrium Suite

Shop Here | Atrium Invitation

Shop Here | Atrium Menu

Shop Here | Atrium Place Card

Shop Here | Atrium Program Fan

Shop Here | Atrium Seating Chart

I love how to see how invitations and stationery come together in the end as a cohesive vision. This invite and stationery suite was no different. I love how the couple’s personalities shone through the little touches in the stationery – from the cutest “best day ever” phrase recurring throughout to the hilarious “sit yo’ ass down!” on the seating chart. It seems like one really gets to know the couple by the stationery and quirky details they incorporated into their special day.

The wedding photos were taken by the amazing Kikitography. Hop on over to their blog for more of Tatum and Piero’s wedding pics!

If you love Tatum and Piero’s stationery style, you can browse their invites, menu, seating chart, program, and cake topper on our online store.

We are absolutely in love with the splashes of copper and touches of nature that pulled together the wedding day decor. It was complimented by the beautiful order of service booklet, as well as the wooden engraved menu clip boards and tags with guest names, designed and produced by the Secret Diary team. The main focus of today’s post and our favourite item has to be the copper foiled semi-transparent pocket sleeve which contains the program and lyrics for the church service of Riëtte and Theuns’ special day.

Even though each of the items below were inspired by it’s leading counterpart, they are all special in their own way. The menu is bold and confident as a DL flat card, laid neatly on a simple napkin. The bar menu feels more quirky and exciting as it stands as a tented sign. And then keeping up with the rest of the suite, the programme adds just a touch of whimsy when it’s tied together with twine.

These items work together lovely and maintain the golden thread of the suite with each sporting matching paper and that really specially designed wreath monogram.

I am often a creature of habit. I enjoy doing designs that suit my taste and my style. However, everybody is unique and I think that is the part I love the most about the design industry – the diversity of clients. For this wedding, the couple were Indian. The wedding was a two day event, that started off with a Moroccan inspired evening event. I loved designing the stationery for this event, all around a Moroccan theme. I was overwhelmed with all the beauty and detail that I found in the reference pictures of Moroccan design elements, for my stationery. The next event was the Black Tie Wedding, which was the next day. For this event, the style was slightly more contemporary and floral as opposed to the traditional Moroccan stationery on the evening before. I used a really beautiful and delicate script typeface to bring across the detail of a traditional Indian wedding, but also the elegance in its thin letterforms. The bride’s palette for this wedding was a soft ballet pink, gold and white which really tied in as a whole with the flowers and other decor at the wedding. I really enjoyed designing in a different style in contrast to my own and learning about weddings in different cultures.

Every single detail of this wedding is exquisite – from the vintage car down to the monogramed cufflinks. The brief was for the stationery to be modern but with a warm botanical element to it. We designed this lovely floral pattern that incorporated pinks, berry tones, greens and golds. The whole wedding looks absolutely stunning and was shot by the very talented Tasha Seccombe. Take a look at some of the stationery shots below and how beautifully everything fits together! The glitzy gold bridesmaids dresses are just incredible and look amazing hanging on our engraved wooden hangers. However one of our favourite pieces that we designed for this event is the canvas seating chart with the floral border.

Have a look at the rest of their wedding piccies on Tasha’s website here – prepare to be blown away by this one!