Showing posts with label Stationery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stationery. Show all posts
Sticky Prints
After reading the Follow Studio blog, I found a lovely stationery supplier called Notemaker. A quick search revealed this clever patterned sticky tape. A great idea to embellish envelopes or invitations. There are a number of different patterns too so it's worth a look.




Posted by Jane Cameron
A Rose by Any Other Name
Alannah Rose stationery has long been known for their stylish and unique invitation designs. The new 2008 wedding collection does not disappoint and features some stunning new designs that will leave your guests talking long after the wedding is over.
Classic black and white, warm latte, chocolate, soft pinks and buttercup all feature in the new collection which also includes some exciting new products to the Alannah Rose range including menu's, registry cards, table numbers and save the date cards.
The new collection can be found online through the Alannah Rose Boutique at www.alannahrose.com.au


Above - Le Boutique in black and white, Hollywood Nights, and Fleur De Lys

Above - Mademoiselle Polka Dot in Black & White, Pink & Black, and Buttercup and Chocolate as featured in issue 7 of Wedding Style Guide.

Above - Le Sweet boutique, Hollywood Glamour, and Hollywood Riches

Posted by Emilie Harrison
Side Profile
Since compiling our Ladies & Gentlemen story for Issue 7, I've been tuned in to anything slightly silhouette. Look at these fun custom-made Carter Kustera portraits I found at Jonathan Adler. Each one is hand painted and finished with a clever line or two describing the sitter. What a great way of keeping a traditional record of family and friends but in a contemporary way. This would be a fabulous idea for a record of wedding guests too - just make sure to get a photograph of each and every person attending for future use!



Posted by Jane Cameron
More on Vera Wang Stationery
Here are some more Vera Wang designs from Paper Source - another example of the intricate laser diecutting used. Both of these designs would be a perfect complement to our story Moody Hues in Issue 7, especially for a smaller, more intimate wedding whereby hand written invitations or thank you cards are achievable.

Vera Wang Parasol Notebox


Vera Wang Eyelet Spiral Notebox

Posted by Jane Cameron
Vera Wang on Weddings
As anyone who knows me can tell you, I love stationery. So, I was thrilled to find the newly launched Vera Wang on Weddings site. Here you'll find all things VW including the most divine stationery range, just perfect for a stylish wedding. There are new designs that incorporate intricate detailing like diecutting and embossing.

At present they only ship within the States, but promise to ship internationally soon. Don't forget you can always purchase goods from the US with easy shipping sites like Access USA that allow you to set up an account and purchase goods there, and then ship them on to Australia. Spoken like a true shopaholic!

I have seen some of the Vera Wang stationery range in David Jones as well, so try there too. davidjones.com.au



Posted by Jane Cameron
Just Coasting
One of my favourite sites to visit is French General's. I'll often spend a good hour looking through all the lovely things they have on offer like these flourished drink coasters. US$12 for 12 + postage. From memory, they do ship internationally but contact them directly for details. Then make sure to visit the whole site so as not to miss out on any other little treats before making an order.




Posted by Jane Cameron
Pretty Patterns
Following up with more lace-inspired stationery. I found these hand silk-screened cards at Beau Ideal via Etsy. A set of 4 is US$6 + US$4 postage. Pretty and chic and just perfect for our Moody Hues story.



Posted by Jane Cameron
Home Made with Love
Enjoy designing and making your own stationery with supplies from Eckersley’s Art & Craft. If you’re into glamour or classic elegance, then you’ll find everything you need from Eckersley’s including beautiful flocked paper, luxurious embossed cards, classic papers in ivory, white, and silver, decorative buckles and much more! Visit eckersleys.com.au for store locations across Australia.





Posted by Emilie Harrison
Kikki-K Kicks
There is a cute wedding stationery range available at Kikki-K. Their photo cards are a great idea for thank you cards. Simply choose a favourite pic from the wedding and position inside the card. A stunning black and white photograph would complement these cards beautifully.

The range also includes an invitation, placecard, wrapping paper and satin ribbon.




Photo cards, pack of 10 with matching envelopes AUD$24.95

Posted by Jane Cameron
Flourished Fonts
Not that I'm obsessed with it or anything, but thanks to the Bride's Cafe blog I've found another gorgeous calligraphy supplier in the US, Pretty Pen Jen. The best part is she ships all over the world, so if you're organised enough with your guest list, this would be an elegant option.





Posted by Jane Cameron
Penmanship Power
Ok, who doesn't love, love, love calligraphy? If ever you were going to use this incredibly beautiful art form, it would be for your wedding stationery. I have found the most stunning samples from a calligrapher in New York named Bernard Maisner. He boasts a high-profile client list and a repertoire of elaborate typefaces that he has developed himself.





Try contacting local calligraphy societies for suppliers here in Australia.

Posted by Jane Cameron
What a Week!
There truly are not enough hours in the day. Not only did we have Issue 8 in production at the printers this week, but we also had two big photo shoots.

It's at the end of a long week like this that my thoughts turn to all things pampering and luxurious. Enter Mor Cosmetics. Their exquisite packaging is enough for me, but the thought of a long hot soak with a bar of beautiful soap is almost too much to bear.

All selfishly-motivated thoughts behind, these soaps would make lovely bridesmaid's gifts or favours for guests - just present them well away from the dining room so their scents don't compete with the aromas of the meal!





Posted by Jane Cameron
Pretty Paris
Ok, I love Paris - who doesn't??? So what a gorgeous way to combine this romantic city's most famous icon, with a proposal. These exquisitely detailed paper sculptures are from d sharp in Portland, Oregon. There are other inspiring pieces to see - take a little wander, but a warning - don't become too attached, they do not ship overseas.




Posted by Jane Cameron
Gorgeous Table Numbers
I was so excited when I found these stylish table numbers from etsy , gone are the days of using function centre's daggy versions! They are super cheap too, only $6.50 USD including postage to Australia for numbers 1 - 10.





Posted by Emma Henderson
Take Note
Take a look at these handmade tags I found on Etsy from maxandbella. They're US$3.25 + postage for a set of 6. The perfect way to spruce up a dull notebook. I think I'll use them on glass jars to label the contents.




Posted by Jane Cameron
In a While Crocodile
As a stationery enthusiast, I'm always looking for opportunities to design new pieces. On the weekend I designed some baby notecards for our London Calling correspondent, Elizabeth, who had a gorgeous baby boy a couple of weeks ago. Notecards can be used for so many different purposes - as thank you cards for gifts received, for Christening announcements or invitations to birthday parties so I'm sure they'll come in handy.

I found an illustration of a royal-looking alligator in one of my many clip art books and thought it looked regal enough to match his very English name. Elizabeth loves bright colours, so green it is. Matched with some coloured envelopes and tied with a pretty striped ribbon, they look so sweet.




Posted by Jane Cameron
The Skye's the Limit
Founded by Sydney based illustrator Skye Rogers, Skye's the Limit is a manufacturer of unique, quirky and colourful stationery. Special attention has been paid to paper stock and print quality, which means you'll get a lot of bang for your buck! I love colour and couldn't resist the cute cards and gift tags. Isn't the kitchen tea invite gorgeous? Visit www.skyesthelimit.com.au to check out the range and find a stockist near you.







Posted by Emilie Harrison
Lush Designs
You may be familiar with these ever-popular pillowcases from Lush Designs, in the UK, - the perfect gift for newlyweds…




…but have you seen their stationery range? These designs from the Beast Wishes series, includes 6 designs in each set with each card featuring a different animal or bird.







Be sure to look over their whole site for lots of other lovelies. Lucky for us, they ship to Australia.

Posted by Jane Cameron
Amazing Papers
These stunning cards from Cartolina Cards in the US have my undivided attention today. I love every single one of them and cannot wait for my next trip to Sydney to visit Pentimento Papeterie in Newtown to see the range they carry.







Posted by Jane Cameron
Save the Date
If you're planning a destination wedding, or have chosen a date during a popular time of year, a Save the Date card is a great way to let your guests know the wedding date well in advance. Some designs even include accommodation details that will give your guests all the information they need to arrange their digs well within time.

The Save the Date card is an opportunity to implement some styling ideas, whether it be the colour palette or typeface choice, but it can afford to be a little lighthearted and different from the wedding stationery. This way, when guests receive the wedding invitation, it will still be special.

Fine Stationery, in the US, offers a custom printed range of cards from the most divine designers and they can deliver right to your door in Australia. There are hundreds from which to choose - the only problem will be which one!

Here are some of our favourites...


Kate Spade


Kate Spade


Crane & Co.


William Arthur


Crane & Co.


William Arthur


Crane & Co.


Vera Wang

Posted by Jane Cameron
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