Christina + William were married on a beautiful summer day at Cincinnati’s Greenacres Art Center in Indian Hill. The floral filled reception was stunning with a palette of sage and a variety of greenery with lots of white, blush, and pops of coral. This romantic color palette and floral forward motif lent itself to the stationery perfectly!
Read MoreWith all of the curveballs of the pandemic, it was necessary to keep guests informed, and Kristen and the team were so helpful every step of the way. So many guests commented on the Cincinnati skyline envelope liner and the fantastic watercolors by Peggy McGrath.
Read MoreRohan + Christopher embraced the summer of the Cincinnati cicadas to incorporate a fun and timely twist to their “I do”. Their main invitation maintains all the classic elements with gold foil on crisp white cotton stock. The enclosure cards incorporate colorful cicada designs in a way that maintains elegance while also being completely unique! From the hot pink and gold foil cicada envelope liner to the die cut gold foil cicada seals - every little detail was considered!
Read MoreA wedding and a change of plans. Like many couples faced with postponing their weddings due to the pandemic, Linnea + Will went with a modified plan that turned out absolutely gorgeous and offered the couple an opportunity for soul searching. Linnea shared that in the weeks leading up to her wedding it was important to stay focused on things that mattered to us. I felt like a stronger person going into marriage. I kept thinking that we are pretty lucky. I thought about the couples that married during the uncertainty of war and was grateful that at least we could go home and be together.
Read MoreHannah + Brian were married in a gorgeous outdoor, floral filled ceremony at Cincinnati’s Greenacres Art Center. Hannah’s vision for a classic, simple celebration came together beautifully starting with an elegant, engraved wedding stationery suite. Crisp white stock with raised border paired with black ink.
Read MoreThere are several reasons why working with a stationery designer is important for many couples. Creating a cohesive look is one of them. Sending a visual message from the save the dates through the invitations, and then onto wedding day items such as menus and signage, alert guests that this “look” is unique to the couple and their wedding.
Read MoreBrittany + Troy were married in an outdoor ceremony at Cincinnati’s Cooper Creek Event Center on a gorgeous summer day. Brittany’s bridal party wore sparkling rose gold gowns and carried bouquets full of white and blush florals including the beautiful peony. The day was captured by Kortnee Kate Photography.
Read MoreAmy describes herself as a total girly-girl, “the more bling, the better!” But when it came to wedding details she wanted to make sure she maintained a look of elegance while still having fun with a bit of glitter and a touch of glam. Her intricate lace motif invitation opens out like a gate and is tied with satin ribbon, finished with a crystal fastener. Her enclosures are backed by glitter stock creating a thin frame of silver that circle back in their silver monogram.
Read MoreKatherine and Jonathan’s wedding stationery brought the glamour to their downtown Cincinnati wedding at the Renaissance Hotel. Dripping floral arrangements featuring orchids and roses, gold sequined table linens, and lots of bling set the tone for a fun and fairy tale wedding celebration!
Read MoreTell us about finding your dress.
I am an avid watcher of ‘Say Yes to the Dress’ and I like to think I am fashion forward so I wanted to find a unique dress. Therefore, I took my mum to New York, and while I did go to Kleinfeld, I eventually found my dress at Bridal Reflection. It was a Ysa Makino dress with detachable skirt and lots of embellishments. It certainly reflected my love for shiny sparkly things!
Read MoreI love monograms and the idea of "branding" your wedding. I think having a logo or a key image incorporated into different elements really helps tie things together. I wanted my guests to know I had worked really hard to pull everything together and incorporating our "bee" into so many of the pieces of our wedding helped convey that nothing was there by chance.
Read MoreWhat was your initial vision for your wedding?
All we really wanted was to make it fun! We were so thrilled to be getting married and beyond excited to be hosting our friends and family in Cincinnati. We wanted our ceremony to be personal and our reception to have delicious food, a fun band, and beautiful décor / fun details to pull it all together.
Read MoreThe reception was at Ault Park! We had such an amazing crew that helped the day come together. I could not believe my eyes when I finally saw our day come to life. It is something else planning a day, and making decisions and you have no clue how it will all come together. Well my vendors were the A team! Everything was perfect.
Read MoreEllie + Jay were married on a perfect summer day in July at Saint Rose Church in Cincinnati's East End. The reception followed at Greenacres Art Center, one of our city's most beautiful and historic estates. Tall trees pepper the lawns of Greenacres shading the buildings, walkways, and many carefully planted garden beds.
Read MoreFrom the proposal…The very next morning Chase invited her to go out . Yes, if this girl, would accept a date to his all-time favorite movie, Finding Nemo, he was pretty sure that he was finding “the one.” The rest of the summer held festivals, dinner dates, meeting one another’s families and hanging out regularly at Dutch’s.
Read MoreCupid himself could not have picked a better pair! We love the story of Kara + Andrew's introduction, an instant connection between two wonderful individuals. We love how Kara incorporated her interest in the architecture and history of a space into her choice of reception venue and played one of her grandmother's favorite songs which happens to be a Christmas song at the reception! The spontaneous stop at the blue house adds a touch of whimsy and a great memory to a day full of them
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