Your wedding invitation is so much more than a pretty piece of mail.
A gift of love you can't wait to send — because you're certain it'll show your people how unbelievably special they are to you.
So where’s that heart and intention in denying your dreams and, instead, settling for a pre-made design — one that might be “on-trend” but is worlds apart from your innate style?
If you care about exquisite and unmatched details, you probably obsess over custom stationery — which means you owe it to yourself to work with a designer who cares about true expression just as much as you do.
As your private artist, nothing matters more to me than meticulously intelligent, inventive, and unexpected transformation. Creating a rare and personal wedding stationery experience for you and your guests.
It's a once-in-a-lifetime gift.
get to know me
I'm the calligraphy wedding invitation designer who believes that magic happens when you're surrounded by the abundant joy and meaning that handmade beauty brings — especially on one of the best days of your life. Sparking serious delight is my calling.
Whether you need sumptuous invitations for your tented wedding by the sea, or eight place cards for a dinner party with your nearest and dearest, I always deliver extraordinary and stylish stationery that celebrates who you are and the people you love.
. . . that I adore all the vibrance and surprise that handcrafted art offers. As a multidisciplinary artist, I bring my Master of Fine Arts degree and award-winning theatre background to create unique stationery that seamlessly flows with every detail of your event.
Born and raised in downtown Manhattan, I’m deeply inspired by art, culture, and the traditions — both time-honored and newly reimagined! — that make our lives truly spectacular. When I’m not creating obsession-worthy event stationery in my studio, you'll find me thumbing through my stacks of Art in America back issues, worshipping at the altar of rock 'n roll, learning all I can about Sicilian red wine (forever a fan of the funky Etna varietals!), and getting into good trouble with my bassist husband and two young children.
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