Showing posts with label Wedding Stationary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wedding Stationary. Show all posts

Tuesday, 20 December 2011

{Supplier Love} Zoya Couture "Fusion" Wedding Stationary

Today on the blog I bring you a wonderful artist whose creativity spans around the world and back. Arti, founder of Zoya Couture shows us some of her yearned for designs.

ZOYA Couture was founded by Managing/Creative Director, Arti Anand. Arti has loved art and design for as long as she can remember. In her formative years she expressed her passion for art through traditional pencil and charcoal sketching, and later transitioned to web design and development. She started exploring print work in 2008 and hasn't looked back since. Arti loves the role that design, papers, color palette, and typography play in creating the perfect wedding invitations. ZOYA Couture specializes in fusion stationery, allowing clients to honour their heritage while expressing their chic, modern lifestyles.



Stationary needs are profound when it comes to a wedding, when you think about all those pieces of paper you require to translate information and instructions, its pretty exhausting work! But one lady does it effortlessly and elegantly and stupendously! Zoya Couture is a portal for couture exquisite finery.



So the elaborate list of stationary required ... When planning your wedding you have to set a date for the big day, you need to notify your guests of the date and they need to inform you of their attendance. You will also require menu's, table names, numbers and even favour tags! Who do you go for all of these printed wonders? I will tell you who ... Zoya Couture stationary. Based in the US, that won't stop you from getting fabulous couture wedding invites.

We all know that being Asian, we go to India and get custom made wedding stationary, but what if I said that the US does it just as well. Have you seen what Arti can do?



Zoya's designs are all custom made to suit your likes, and needs. You are free to design your heart away. The



Though the company is based in Washington, DC it caters to clients all over the globe. To learn more, you can schedule a consultation by calling 866-611-ZOYA or e-mailing arti@zoyacouture.com.

Lots of Wedding Inspiration Love,

Rachyeta xxx

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Thursday, 8 December 2011

Eva Slade's Beautiful Vintage Chic Collection

Today on the blog, we have the fabulously wonderful, creative Eva Slade. Eva's bespoke vintage style sets her wedding stationary designs way above the rest. Her unique vision and constant will to be the difference between absolutely fabulosity and bespoke loveliness, has brought her to our attention and now to yours.



Eva Slade was born out of a passion for pattern, paper and design, always been fascinated in luxurious papers, brilliant inks and the timeless nature of letterpress printing. Ten years in the design industry was the time to indulge! Although Eva's studio is based in London she has a global audience thanks to the internet, creating invitation suites for couples in Italy, Spain and North America. What makes Eva such a down to earth gal, is that she believes that wedding stationery should be so beautiful it makes your heart skip a beat. (I just got goosebumps).



Eva has seven unique collections all ready to go and easily fit to any couple and they have superb names including Danu, Boudicca, Eleanor, Zenobia, Marie, Cleopatra and Marianne. Each collection has their own personality which is a great starting point if you want something a little different but don't want to start designing from scratch!



Aren't these collections all Super-Fab! You can view Eva's designs in more detail on her website on www.evaslade.com, she doesn't just to these great designs, she also does bespoke to your needs, get in touch with Eva today by email on studio@evaslade.com or call 07738 470507. She will most likely blow your socks off, or at least settle your invitation worries.

I hope you have enjoyed reading and glaring at this wonderful collection - keeping you inspired!!

Rachyeta xxx

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Wednesday, 26 January 2011

Wedding Stationary Brilliance

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Lil’Guy Wedding Stationery


Kitty, owner and creator of 'Lil'Guy' Wedding Stationary - first started when planning her own wedding back in 2008. When she was completely unimpressed with the standard, lack of choice or even the cost of wedding stationary, she took it upon herself to create her own. After receiving plenty of praise for her creativity, she decided to launch www.lilguy.co.uk as a part time business alongside her day job.

Invitations are usually the first indication your guests will get as to what kind of a wedding you are having, whether it’s going to be a lavish formal occasion or a more relaxed one.

Kitty uses top quality and unusal boards, Grade A rhinestone buckles and embellishments, genuine Swarovski crystals, gorgeous ribbons and flowers to create different designs and styles, and it gives her great pleasure when couples receive their order and are thrilled with it! Which you can imagine after looking at her work.

Now Kitty runs her own business full time, no large company or franchise, you get her individual attention!

If you would like to discuss your requirements or get a quote you can contact Kitty by:

Email: kitty@lilguy.co.uk

Phone: 07899 664070

ADVICE FROM LIL'GUYS:
1. Make sure you book your stationer as soon as you know all the details as they do get booked up.  Don’t leave things to the last minute as sometimes the embellishments can be out of stock and take a while to arrive.


2. Give your guests a deadline date to respond to (in a nice way!) as this gives you a timeline to work to.  There are bound to be one or two guests who need to be ‘chivvied’ along, and your reception venue will also have a deadline for numbers.


3. If you’re having bespoke stationery chat to your stationer so that she can get a feel for your personality and style – and if the first draft isn’t quite to your liking don’t give up!  Try to give as much information as possible to help the process along, if you don’t like diamante ribbon slides or butterflies then saying so at the offset really does help.  Think about the style of card you would like – if you are going to be enclosing lots of additional information sheets then a wallet or pocket style is a good idea as all the information is kept together and doesn’t just fall out and get misplaced.


4. Having a colour scheme and/or theme for your day is  very effective when taken through to place name cards, table plan and table name/number cards, menu cards, favours and post box for congratulations cards.


5. For a small additional charge many stationers will insert the guest names into the invitation which will save you time and also looks very stylish.  You might also want to pay to have the envelopes addressed for you and have the invitation sent out.  Whatever you decide to do, if there is ANY doubt regarding whether or not the made and sealed invitation needs to be sent as a large letter, pay the additional cost.  It would be a false economy to have beautiful invitations only to have them held up in a sorting office – not to mention costly to sort the problem out!


Take a look at Lil'Guy's Website on www.lilguy.co.uk

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