Doubling as place cards, each menu has been customised with a hand-calligraphed name and adorned with a natural silk ribbon held together by one of our handcrafted wax stamps. This stamp was custom designed by Heirloom Seals for this event, featuring a deeply engraved spiral snail fossil to once again pay homage to this formidable institution.

These place cards were handmade from plush card overlapped with soft vellum table numbers. The table numbers were held in place by a teeny tiny matte white wax seal, which proved to the perfect addition to these beautiful creations. The finishing touch was the use of a custom embosser to create an extra special tactile element on the cover. This chic wedding date design was echoed in the table napkins above.

Take a look at this stationery by Finer Details. The touches of burgundy, the floral embellishments and the whimsical lettering were beautiful ways of carrying the overall theme through to all aspects of this occasion. Our botanical wax seal and bronze wax add a superb finishing touch to these invites. The organic theme is carried through to the seal while the hand stamped bronze wax beautifully compliments the autumnal colour palette.

This stationery suite by Blatt Papier is truly spectacular and artfully brings together all of the colours used throughout this scene. We love the contrast of ideas between the contemporary colour palette and the antique elements. The hand-calligraphed script and deckled edged paper are quite old world, while the brilliant white card stock and light lavender ink put a modern spin on a timeless, fine art aesthetic. We were thrilled that our wreath wax seals were used to finish off this stunning stationery suite. Paired with our blush pink sealing wax adding a final botanical detail and a subtle touch of warmth.

We really love how Bobbie & Janice have used our hand stamped calligraphy script monogram wax seals as the creative detail on their invites and menus. Combined with our gold sealing wax, this adds a personal touch while keeping things clean and crisp.

Laura chose to use natural deckled edged papers in the same dusky grey shade throughout all her paper adornments and in doing so married fine art and old-world charm beautifully. We were thrilled that she chose to use our botanical wreath wax stamp which can be seen hand-stamped into our decadent gold sealing wax on the place holders and quite uniquely on the bridal bouquets adding a timeless touch of fine art to the final details of her special day. Laura chose our botanical wreath embosser which can be seen deeply imprinted onto these luxurious textured papers.

Set in the Caribbean paradise of Barbados, this shoot was beautifully planned and styled by Helaina Storey Wedding Design. The inspiration for this aesthetic was to break away from the typical beach wedding and to incorporate some more contemporary & bohemian elements while making the most of the spectacular natural scenery.

William Morris is known the world over for creating absolutely stunning prints and textiles, so it should come as no surprise that a shoot in his own home, Kelmscott Manor, would be anything less than the same. There are plenty of interesting elements here for the wandering eye, starting with the dress. A creation of Catharina Eden from My Eden Bridal, the overall silhouette of the wedding gown is kept quite simple allowing the beautiful choices of upcycled fabrics to do the talking.

This one really puts a smile across our faces. From start to finish this bridal shower is bright, airy and most importantly, full of fun. Starting with this beautiful colour scheme, which begins at bright coral and then branches out into touches of pink, green and gold. Then onto more important things - the cake! A creation of That Little Cake Place, this delicious treat subtly sticks to the overall theme with floral décor, touches of gold and a stunning coral ribbon. These bride to be muffins add a traditional bridal shower twist to the overall fun but elegant vibe.

Spring has certainly sprung for this Pretty in Pink wedding in the 800-year-old Almonry Barn in the UK. The outside is subtly brought in with these beautiful botanical adornments on the aisle and framing the altar. The varying shades of subtle peach and bursts of fuchsia in Caroline Redpath Fleur Provocateur's floral arrangements, brighten things up just a touch while giving a gentle nod to the blooming cherry blossoms in the garden.