Design begins with a clear purpose
Tell us what the piece needs to do, who will read it and where it will be used. A wedding invitation, business flyer and classroom poster each need their own hierarchy and tone. Share examples you like, your preferred colours and any brand files so we can discuss a direction that suits the occasion.
Invitations and wedding stationery
Invitation wording needs to be accurate and easy to read. Supply names, dates, times, venue details and contact information as typed text. If you need matching stationery, describe the items and quantities so the overall design can remain consistent. Paper and finishing choices are discussed with the available options.
Prepare artwork for printing
Finished size, margins and image quality matter as much as the look on screen. We can discuss layout preparation and suitable output files for the intended print. If you already have artwork, send the editable file when available together with any linked images and the desired final result.
Review, approve and print
Check every name, number, date and address in the design before approving it. Tell us your deadline at the start, especially when both artwork and printing are needed. The scope of design work, any revisions, print quantity and production timing are agreed with you before the job proceeds.
Common questions
Can you design from an example I like?
Send the reference and explain the elements you like, together with your own wording and images. We can discuss an original layout for your job.
What should I prepare for an invitation?
Provide the complete typed wording, names, date, time, venue, quantity, preferred size and any colour or style references.