Archive for seating cards

Please Have a Seat

Latest work

What I’ve been working on lately:
-Escort cards for a Toronto couple in the Claire style
-Purple ink on silver shimmer envelopes in the Olivia style for a Chicago bride
-A very modern Bar Mitzvah order with Calligraphy in Taylor and
-Olivia in black ink on Kraft envelopes.

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Spring is in the air

… or should I say summer? We’ve had a gorgeous week in Toronto with summer like weather. There’s always something about a unseasonal warm Spring day that leaves everyone so cheerful. These seating cards that I recently penned for a Toronto bride also brought a smile to my face. The bright and cheery color combo is perfect for a Spring wedding, and I love the added touch the pretty floral graphic brings. Calligraphy in the Olivia style.

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Real Wedding: Nahla & Patrick

Over the Holidays I ‘calligraphed’ N & P’s seating cards for their beautiful winter wedding. N & P had their seating cards letterpress printed and they were displayed on a bed of white carnations. The wedding was designed and planned by Toronto’s Cynthia Martyn Events. Thank you Cynthia for sharing these photos. Be sure to check out Cynthia’s blogfor the rest of the photos from this stunning affair.

Calligraphy in Claire style.

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Cute little escort tags

Don’t you love how cute these little escort tags are? C & J picked our Olivia style in brown ink which matches the calligraphy of their envelopes. They will be attaching the tags to antique keys for their guests. Congrats C & J!

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Yummy menu place cards

I love how these menus have a dual purpose. Not only do they share the delicious food that will be eaten at F & M’s wedding reception but they also act as place cards. I calligraphed each guest name, in our Katie style, on the menu. Place cards are different from escort cards as they tell guests where at the table they will be seated. Escort cards, on the other hand, inform guests which table they are sitting at.

The menus were printed by Mr. Boddington’s Studio

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