Invitations and day-of paper are the first details we film. A good suite sets the color and tone for the whole edit. These are the Austin designers whose work we love laying out for detail shots.
Courtesy of The Inviting Pear We love working with themThe Inviting Pear
Austin studio designing custom wedding invitations, day-of stationery, signage and branding since 2005.
Courtesy of K. Laine Design We love working with themK. Laine Design
Austin-based stationery designer serving weddings in Austin, Dallas, Houston and San Antonio.
Courtesy of Pink Champagne Designs We love working with themPink Champagne Designs
Design studio for wedding invitations, day-of stationery, signage and branding, Lakeway office.
Courtesy of Peach Paper & Design We love working with themPeach Paper & Design
Austin studio for custom wedding invitations, day-of details and signage.
Courtesy of PK Designs We love working with themPK Designs
Austin stationery shop selling invitations, notepads, gift tags and personalized party goods.
Courtesy of Sage & Sea Ink We love working with themSage & Sea Ink
Austin creative studio run by Taylor, whose work draws on a calligraphy background.
Bring a full invitation suite to the getting-ready location, with envelopes and any extra pieces. It makes the detail shots.
Common questions
What stationery should we set aside for photos and video?
The invitation, envelope, RSVP card, any inserts, and a menu or program from the day.
When should invitations go out?
Most couples mail invitations six to eight weeks before the wedding, with save the dates earlier.