chloe and paul

is there possibly a better wedding client then two printers? no. there isn't. i do not lie. chloe's brief was "black and gold, and anything that can be printed, we're doing!" which is probably less amazing on all the trees that gave their lives for this wedding, but so much more for the amount of fun embellishments we were able to do with an unlimited printing budget...

as well as the bonanza of an invite, there was the whole stationery suite including (but not limited to) an order of service, menus, flags, perspex table numbers and candy bar place cards.

mum took these photos because she's awesome like that. me, not so much...

 

the professional photos were taken by the talented film team of feather and stone who definitely make all my work look much better then it really is. you should hire them, just quietly... 

 

for anyone who cares, here's the lowdown on the finer details of the invite itself: 

we have an 8-page booklet, screw bound with a UV varnish and gold foil on the cover. there's a removable map fixed with corner tabs and a perforated rsvp postcard. a diecut belly band keeps everything together in a foil stamped box. the end.