Silverplate Press

You don't need to choose wedding 'colours' anymore – it's more about choosing a wedding theme.
So when you're choosing what colours you'd like to use in your stationery (or flowers or decor or whatever), think about how you want your guests to feel at your wedding – is it going to be a luxurious event? Maybe bright white with a neutral accent would feel right for you ... Choose a palette that conveys the feeling you want your guests to feel at your wedding.
For instance; light and airy like in this email would be quite elegant, especially with the black text.
Am I making sense?

Just when you think you've seen it all – there''s always a way to create wedding invitations that have never been done before. Like this amazing real leather wedding invitation for Nicole and Julian!
I spent hours cutting out 2 cows worth of hide for this suite. Then I letterpress printed it, and trimmed them on my guillotine (which I had to have sharpened after this suite, haha). It was made using antique equipment from 1936, and 1905, and yet the quality is perfect.
Kinda amazing if you think about it, hey?


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No need to overcomplicate things when the paper is fine and so is the printing. This minimalist menu is ✨✨ Let it speak for itself.
Am I right?!!
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