I knew this wedding stationery design was going to be one of my favourites when I first heard what the bride Kimberley, had in mind. She and her husband had eloped and had an intimate wedding with just the two of them. But, of course, they couldn't contain their joy and decided to do it all over again, and this time share it with their families and their closest friends in the Middle East.
They chose the beautiful Chedi, Muscat Oman. The wedding was relaxed and personal, and the couple wanted the wedding stationery to reflect that too.
There was no formal invite, but Kimberley and Christoper wanted all of their guests to have the agenda of the day and as a lovely 'Thank you', they drew up a Love Manifesto for each of their lucky guests.
The theme was the beach, but we settled on a scheme of corals and grey for the letterpress stationery.
I designed a special monogram of two fishes, getting "hooked'' on a treble hook.
the fishes had to have their own identities and patterns to depict how they are very similar yet their own people.
The monogram was used on the agenda, the love manifesto, order of ceremony, seating plan and menu cards.
To compliment the venue, the event stationery was done in pale watercolour washes of blue and coral, mirroring the ocean and colour scheme of the wedding party.
They chose the beautiful Chedi, Muscat Oman. The wedding was relaxed and personal, and the couple wanted the wedding stationery to reflect that too.
There was no formal invite, but Kimberley and Christoper wanted all of their guests to have the agenda of the day and as a lovely 'Thank you', they drew up a Love Manifesto for each of their lucky guests.
The theme was the beach, but we settled on a scheme of corals and grey for the letterpress stationery.
I designed a special monogram of two fishes, getting "hooked'' on a treble hook.
the fishes had to have their own identities and patterns to depict how they are very similar yet their own people.
The monogram was used on the agenda, the love manifesto, order of ceremony, seating plan and menu cards.
I love how they didn't leave out any details, they even included their loyal pets in the agenda, making sure they weren't forgotten on this important day.
To compliment the venue, the event stationery was done in pale watercolour washes of blue and coral, mirroring the ocean and colour scheme of the wedding party.
The place cards were simply elegant with just the first name of all the guests.
The couple also wanted some special quotes to be placed all around the venue. They wrote them themselves and places them at cocktail tables and snack bars.
The wedding went off without a hitch even with the threatening storm, which made for magnificent wedding pictures. You can see more beautiful wedding pics on our facebook page
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