Invitations & RSVPs:

Ideally 3+ months before you plan to send them out.

On-the-day stationery & signage:

Around 2+ months before the event is recommended.

Some items — like menus — are naturally finalised later due to tastings and last-minute changes. In those cases, we can design the layout first and insert final details once confirmed.

Please note this timeline is a guide. Final timing also depends on how quickly approvals and feedback are received, and how many proof rounds or adjustments are required along the way.

Turnaround depends on the print method and finishes selected.

I work exclusively on bespoke (fully personalised) projects, and the typical timeline is around five weeks for design, printing, and shipping.

For more luxe finishes such as foil or letterpress, please allow an additional 14 business days for production and processing.

If you’re working with a tight deadline, let me know — I’ll always be upfront about what’s realistically achievable.

Please note this timeline is a guide. Final timing also depends on how quickly approvals and feedback are received, and how many proof rounds or adjustments are required along the way.

Most couples need more invitations than they first expect. A good rule is to order at least 10 extra invitation suites beyond your final invite count — this helps cover any last-minute changes or additional guests you may decide to invite.

When calculating quantities, remember you’re counting households — not individual guests. Couples usually receive one invitation, and families share one as well.

Numbers often shift closer to the date, and it’s also lovely to keep a few suites as keepsakes. Many couples choose to have their invitation suite photographed on the wedding day or framed afterwards.

For menus and place cards, ordering at least 5 spare copies is always recommended.

Yes — reorders are possible. Just keep in mind that smaller follow-up print runs usually cost more per piece, plus shipping. This is because print pricing works in tiers — the higher the quantity, the lower the unit cost.

If you think you might need extras, it’s usually more cost-effective to include them in your initial order. I’m always happy to help you estimate quantities upfront so you feel confident ordering the right amount.

There is no minimum for signage.

For paper/cardstock stationery (invites, menus, place cards, rsvps), I can absolutely cater for small weddings and elopements as well — just note that the design fee remains the same regardless of quantity.

If you’re unsure what makes sense for your event size, I can guide you.

Most projects include two main proof rounds.

You’ll first receive an initial mockup — this is where wording edits and direction adjustments usually happen. Then you’ll receive a refined version for final approval.

If needed, I’m happy to include one additional minor revision round. Larger redesigns or full concept changes after approval may incur an additional design fee per extra round.

Mockups are provided after the design fee is paid.

From there, if you decide not to proceed, that’s completely fine — however the design fee remains non-refundable, as it covers the time spent creating your concept and layout.

I offer a range of print finishes including standard digital print, foil stamping, letterpress, and debossing.

I’ll guide you on which method best suits your design and budget.

Yes — mixed finishes are absolutely possible and often look beautiful. I’ll help you choose combinations that work visually and financially. Final options will depend on your budget and material selection.

Not exactly. Screen colours and printed colours behave differently because screens use light (RGB) and printing uses ink (CMYK). While I work carefully to achieve accurate print colour, slight variations are normal in professional printing.

Yes — white ink printing is available on selected materials and stocks.

Yes — I can design fully coordinated wedding suites including invitations, RSVP cards, menus, place cards, welcome signs, seating charts, and other signage so everything feels cohesive and intentional across your event.