Day Of Wedding Pieces

Ready to finish off the decor for your big day? Ink & Matter creates custom pieces to enhance your wedding day. From place cards to large wooden seating charts, each element will be taken care of with a close eye to detail.

placecards-square.jpg

Place Cards, Escort Cards & Seating Charts

Custom, handwritten seating pieces include place cards (no table number), escort cards (with table number), seating charts - big or small, and whatever else you might have in mind.

IMG_7208.JPG

Table Numbers, Signage, Menus, Programs & More

Show your guests to their tables in style with custom made table numbers. Display your favorite quotes or cocktails with handmade signage. From menus to programs to welcome signs, we can do it.

watercolor.jpg

Custom Calligraphy, Lettering, Watercolor & Design Work

Looking for something you don't see here? That's okay! Send me a message detailing exactly what you want and we'll go from there.

Request Day Of Items

Fill out the form below to request items for your wedding or special event. Talk to you soon!

Name *
Name
Estimated Date Needed *
Estimated Date Needed
Pieces Needed *
Please Include any details about the items you would like to order, plus any questions you might have.

Calligraphy, Daily Life, Design Projects & Behind the Scenes Work

Follow me on Instagram (@inkandmatter) for the most recent updates on my current calligraphy and design projects, as well as little peaks into my day-to-day life and announcements on calligraphy workshops or special offers.

Over the last several months (or years) I’ve been thinking a lot about what I want to do in this little life of mine. A lot of this was in general terms, like “to do good things” or “to create art” or “to help others,” but I also knew there was more to it than that. I can make art every day and I can write calligraphy or somewhat well-crafted Instagram captions, but what’s the point if it’s not serving anyone? So as I was thinking about all this, I came across the above quote in a book I was reading. It rang so true to what I’ve been thinking about and it made me kind of just go, “huh. that’s relatable.” But then I kept circling back to this and to the question of, “what does it really mean to serve others?” And I haven’t totally figured all this out yet, but maybe it’s as simple as putting a smile on someone’s face or a little more complicated in making someone feel a little less alone in their struggles. Maybe it’s even serving myself sometimes - maybe the project or practice I’m working on is something I needed in my own life...and hopefully by sharing that project and the story behind it with others, it can be what someone else needed too. At least for the foreseeable future, I’ll be continuing to build on this idea of serving others and thinking of ways I can best utilize my talents to do so. This will probably involve some participation on your part, but it won’t be too grueling, I promise! ✨
Who’s ready to learn calligraphy?! The hardest part is getting started and getting over that big learning curve. In-person workshops are highly requested and for good reason - there’s no better way to learn the art of pointed pen calligraphy. That said, I’m so excited to head back to @wnybookartscenter for another calligraphy workshop this weekend! We still have a few spots open, so head to the link in my bio to register. No experience required! 🖋
Day 10 | You As business owners, it’s hard to show up on a regular basis. But I know it’s an important part of running a small business, especially as a one woman show. I’m not just any old company, I’m an imperfect human being with feelings and a real connection to the work I do. Sometimes I get frustrated and burnt out but most times I feel so happy and fulfilled doing this work - creating things for other people, things that are special, unique, and meaningful. Every day I’m learning more and more about myself, my art, and my business. I also just want to say thank you to all of you for following along on this journey! Really couldn’t do this without the constant support of those around me. 🖤
If you’re getting married in the next year or two, do you know when to send your invitations and save the dates? Opinions on this do vary a little bit, but generally speaking, save the dates should go out 6-8 months in advance, or up to a year for destination or holiday weddings. Invitations go out about 6-8 weeks in advance, and you should shoot for 8 weeks if you have a lot of people traveling. You also need to consider your vendors (caterer and bar is probably the most important time-wise!) Vendors usually require a final count a few weeks before the event, so keep that in mind when setting your RSVP date too. Give yourself a solid week to reach out to the inevitable few who won’t RSVP. 🙂 And if you have any questions about this whole process, your stationery designer is there to help!! #marchmeetthemaker

Ink & Matter is an inclusive and non-discriminating business. We accept (and are honored to) work for LGBTQ+ couples, people of color, and everyone in between. We never base our decision to work with someone on race, color, ethnicity, gender, age, religion (or lack thereof,) disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression. All are welcome here.

Cart (0)