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  Monograms: Letterpress Monograms

  The initials of the couple's respective surnames, made to resemble those in illuminated manuscripts, decorate the "gates" of their wedding invitation, while the ...
  

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  Letterpress: Multiple Colors

  A variety of ink colors can yield elaborate effects, such as multihued motifs and contrasting borders. (Keep in mind that each color needs its own printing plate, increa...
  

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  Letterpress: One Color on White or Cream

  This category is usually the most classic-looking and least expensive letterpress option, since it requires only one printing plate, but there are many ways to be invent...
  

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  Letterpress: One Color on Color

  Colored paper paired with one shade of ink adds visual interest without creating extra printing costs. Even normally overlooked items, such as matchbooks (2), turn into ...
  

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  Stationery Themes

  Stationery will be woven throughout your wedding celebration, from the moment family members and friends open the pristine invitations until the day you mail your last t...
  

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  Program Booklets: Sealed Envelopes

  These programs feel like personal letters to your guests. For each, cut a strip of card stock, trim the corners of one end into a point, and fold ends inward to overlap....
  

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  Emerald and Aqua: Leafy Greens

  Grass-green meets sky-blue in this stationery suite, which features pieces burgeoning with graceful boughs. An envelope is adorned with vintage stamps, and a place card ...
  

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  Stationery Themes: Contrasting Colors

  Clean typography and pale-blue and cream tones unite this elegant grouping. A cream invitation is tucked inside a blue envelope, and the cream pages of a ceremony progra...
  

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  Monograms: Letters Raised

  Personalized stationery is a vital part of wedding planning, and Matthew Flood of Dempsey and Carroll, stationery engravers in New York City, finds that most people stil...
  

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  Clever Ways to Save the Date: Folding How-Tos

  Paper Airplane How-ToStart with an 8 1/2-by-5 1/2-inch piece of heavy paper.1. Lay the paper flat with the short side toward you; fold in half vertically.2. Fold both up...
  

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