Wedding Stationery

I love Love! And I’ve loved working with clients over the past five years to create memorable and personalized wedding and event stationery in a range of styles and mediums that set the tone for folks’ big days. Here are a few suites from over the years.

Let’s work together! Email me at rhihare@gmail.com to get started.

Megan & Daniel

NOVEMBER 2019

Megan & Daniel’s stationery was inspired by vintage love letters and old Paris antique shops, celebrating a tradition of their annual trips to France. Featured in Martha Stewart Weddings, December 2020

Photography & Styling: Carrie Coleman
Planning & Styling: Courtney Pino of Abby Garden Floral

a stationery flatlay with calligraphed paper products, an orange, and ring boxes

photo of a wedding table with table number held by ornate silver holder

a stationery flatlay against a blue velvet background, with illustrations of cats, orange flowers and a ring box

photo of wedding place cards with calligraphed names

photo of a cocktail and sign with illustration of cat

thank you card with image of bride and groom in an elegant room, and a postal stamp with names and date

Namrata & Matthew

MAY 2021

Namrata and Matthew had a small backyard wedding that stretched across multiple days. We worked together to create illustrations for a digital invitation, website, event signage and a ceremony program that evoked Nam’s South Indian heritage and felt clean, modern, and casual. As not everyone attending the event was familiar with a traditional Telugu wedding, spot illustrations helped educate guests on the meaning and history behind different events and rituals and what to wear.

Photography: Esenam Photography

geometric symmetric design with names and date

photo of a bride and groom in indian clothing, with bride pouring rice over grooms head

photo of a clear tent on a grassy field with sign in foreground

magenta pattern with geometric star elements

image of a wedding program with blocks of text and illustrations of people, and a golden bell

digital illustration of six people in various colorful indian outfits

image of a bride and groom near an altar, with bride pouring water from a vessel onto leaves on the ground

image of a gold frame on a table with sign that reads 'table seven' with green leaf pattern

three digital illustrations of hennaed hands, a bride and groom playing the ring game, and two floral garlands

Liz & Bryan

JULY 2021

Liz and Bryan got married at a bowling alley in Portland, Maine. For their stationery, they wanted to highlight the landscapes and features of the place they live and love, including their local lighthouse and scenes of the rocky coast, and of course, their one-eyed cat George. For their main stationery suite, we used Public Domain paintings of coastal Maine available through Smithsonian’s Open Access collection. A digital portrait of the couple created in early design rounds of suite exploration got repurposed for a playfully utilitarian favor: bowling socks!

Photography: Yeah Bud Photography

stationery mockup of yellow and blue watercolor designs with a lighthouse illustration and envelopes with addresses

image of a bride and groom walking near a lighthouse

stationery mockup of pieces with paintings of coastal maine, lobsters, and blue and yellow envelopes

mockup of stationery with painting of coastal maine and text

mockup of stationery with two lobster illustrations and text

bride and groom in a bowling alley, holding socks with blue and yellow graphic of their faces on the socks

graphic portrait of bride and groom pictured on socks

a photo of a basket of blue and yellow socks with image of bride and groom

image of bride in wedding dress wearing blue and yellow socks and putting on white bowling shoes

image of women's feet on a wooden floor, one wearing bowling shoes, and the other in socks picturing bride and groom

image of bride and groom dancing with lighted sign that reads 'bowl' and people in yellow skirts in background

Rhiannon & Sam

March 2023

Getting to create me and my husband’s own wedding stationery was such an exciting opportunity! We got married at a historic venue with whimsical interiors and a greenery-filled brick courtyard. The stationery set the tone for our colorful, eclectic, vintage-inspired, laid back wedding, bringing a taste of New Orleans to our guests. The style established in the stationery suite carried through to the day of details with garden flags, signage and cocktail napkins. The textile installation on the ceremony bridge was a collaboration with Sharime Kayla Floral Design. Featured in Green Wedding Shoes, July 2023

Photography: Hannah Pickle

Thomas & Lauren

JULY 2019

Thomas and Lauren got married on the hottest day of the year at an Arts and Crafts, Jacobean Revival mansion in Massachusetts. We set the tone for their event with a watercolor venue illustration, classic but clean typography, dusty color palette, and letterpress printed suite, where each piece was individually hand-painted and gold-leafed and outfitted with a wax seal. This carried over at the event via signage, menus, and hand-painted place cards.

Photography: Annmarie Swift

stationery flatlay on a wooden background with green, pink, beige and gold design elements

close up of green, pink, and gold stationery and wax seals

flatlay of save the date design with watercolor portrait of stone house venue

image of stationery with floral and gold elements

photo of bride and groom turned away from camera walking towards large stone venue with green trim and red door

photo of wedding guests sitting in front of a stone building

image of a place setting with various stationery pieces