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Studio R releases Wedding Collection II

Saturday, July 11th, 2009

I had a chance to see the pre-release of Studio R’s Wedding Collection II at the National Stationery Show in May.   While the new customization album is expected to ship in July, we were thrilled with the beautiful designs shown to us by Rachael Blessinger, Custom Invitation Designer for Studio R.

The talented designers at Studio R have created an elegant ensemble of wedding papers that will thrill your guests as much as the bridal couple.  From menu cards to hospitality or welcome packets, Studio R captures the sense of the occasion as well as any other fine paper company that I know.

Studio R Welcome Packet

Studio R Welcome Packet

This delightful stationery botique based in Charleston, SC is known for its fine letterpress printing and distinctive designs.  We much admire the simplicity and contemporary designs that have been built around floral themes. Letterpress printing on rich textured paper adds an old-world elegance that reinforces the importance of the occasion.

Studio R Botannical Invitation

Studio R Botannical Invitation

If you are seeking letterpress wedding invitations with a distinctive look, Studio R is certainly worth considering.   According to Rachael, a wedding invitation set consisting of the wedding invitation and envelope and reply card set will cost between $10 and $14 based on ordering 100 invitations.  Considering the customization options available at Studio R, this is very attractive pricing.

If letterpress is for you, consider contacting a stationer in your neighborhood to explore the many customization options available with Studio R.  You won’t be disappointed.  We are most anxious to see the new Wedding Collection II.

Richard W. May
Therese Saint Clair

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Elum Letterpress Wedding Invitation Promotion

Thursday, May 7th, 2009

Fashionable letterpress stationery designer Elum has a special promotion for wedding invitations through June 4th.  Elum will print the return address on your invitation and reply card envelope for free with your wedding invitation order.  Only one color is permitted under this promotion.   If you have been in the searching for distinctive letterpress invitations but opertating under a tight budget, Elum is certainly worth a look with this great promotional offer.

Elum Wedding Invitation Promotion
Elum Wedding Invitation Promotion

Elum’s contemporary designs stand out in bold relief through the centuries-old letterpress printing process practiced by Elum’s skilled craftspeople.  Visit Elum’s website to see several sample designs, but for best results contact a Guild member store in your neighborhood to see their exciting designs in person.  Discerning clients are aware that colors change using different printing processes and it is wise to consult with an experienced stationer to see “true” colors and the many customization options that are not offered online. 

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Real Card Studio Stationery Promotion

Thursday, April 30th, 2009

Real Card Studio is offering free return address printing or 50% off coordinating stationery with your invitation order through May 31st.   This creative design studio located in Seattle, WA has some exceptional letterpress invitations that are very popular for weddings and Bar and Bat Mitzvahs. 

While many sample invitations in their portfolio are displayed on Real Card Studio’s website, most wedding invitations and other letterpress invitations are custom designed around the color and design preferences of the client.  Heather van Breda, the owner and chief designer for Real Card, has a knack for color and contemporary design which truly distinguishes her work within the industry.

Dealers in your neighborhood who carry Real Card may be found on their website.  As with all custom invitations, it is wise to consult with an experienced stationer who can show you samples of many fine papers and help explain color variations using different printing process and, most importantly, work with you to insure that your invitation is worded properly.

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