creative briefs

These briefs show how a wedding vision becomes a finished stationery and event paper plan, from early creative direction and sketch proofs to the final suite and day-of pieces.

The Venetian

For this wedding, the work was deeply personal. We were hired by the owners of The Venetian to brand and produce the paper for their daughter’s wedding, held inside the venue their family built and knows so well.

The design pulled from the architecture, the grounds, and the family’s connection to the space. We created a hand-drawn personal monogram, custom tree die-cuts, and paper details that carried through the full event. Those elements were brought to life beyond print, appearing in ice sculptures, dance floor, embroidery, signage, and layered day-of pieces.

One of the standout moments was the escort installation, built with greenery, hanging tags, and elegant finishing details. No expense was spared, but what made the wedding special was not just the scale. It was the emotion behind it: a family celebrating in a place that already meant something.

Photography by Theresa Kelly Photography.

Castello di Celsa

Set inside one of Tuscany’s most storied private estates, this wedding began with clients who knew art, history, and what they wanted the weekend to feel like. Through our sketch proof process, we found the direction: a concept rooted in the setting, shaped by fine art, and refined enough to carry across the full celebration.

The formal invitation set the tone. From there, the same design language moved through the welcome events, wedding day pieces, and post-wedding details, so every touchpoint felt connected, intentional, and true to the place.

Photography by Alina Smit.

New york public library

A black-tie wedding at the New York Public Library called for a classic, formal design language with real depth. Rich green, pulled from the florals and overall event aesthetic, gave the paper a strong visual thread without taking away from the elegance of the setting.
The invitation suite introduced a refined, by-hand calligraphy script that carried through the day-of pieces, from ceremony programs to event paper. The result was polished, restrained, and unmistakably New York.

Photography by Sasithon Photography.