Every couple wants their guests to have the best time at their wedding, right? That’s why we always make sure that the venue looks beautiful, that the music is great and that the drinks never stop flowing; but we don’t always place enough importance on the finer details. When your guests receive their invitation in the post, it sets the tone for the whole wedding so it’s vital to make them fabulous. Not only that, the day-of stationery such as the menus, place cards and table numbers are small details which your guests will definitely notice and which can turn a good wedding into an amazing one. So whether you’re looking for some eco-friendly wedding invitations, unique place cards or custom-made menus, we’ve got you covered.
Keeks Paper Co.
Based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Keeks Paper Co. can help you to bring all of the little details of your big day together. If you can put it on Paper, Keeks can create it! We’re talking invitations, seating charts, table numbers, menus, place cards, favour tags and anything else you can think of. Nothing impresses guests more than beautiful, well thought-out details, so allow Keeks to coordinate all of your day-of paper to compliment your invitations perfectly. They offer custom or semi-custom wedding invitations, using only the best quality paper, and are truly willing to listen to your requirements and adapt themselves to create stationery that matches exactly who you are.
Owner and head designer Kyla is passionate about weddings and actually got into creating invitations a bit by accident! Whilst working at a flower shop in an an attempt to learn more about the wedding industry, Kyla took up painting in the evenings as a way to wind down. After talking about her artistic edge at work, her boss suggested that she should put some of her art on cards for the shop, so she did just that! That same year, an old college acquaintance who had seen her cards asked Kyla to create her wedding invitations and she has never looked back. Kyla told us, “I am so glad I took this path too because I have always gravitated towards my current work anyway. Whatever job I’ve had I have always found excuses to make posters and invites.” It seems that this was just meant to be!
Botanical PaperWorks
A wedding stationery supplier with a difference: all products are made from eco-friendly seed paper and grow into wildflowers, herbs or vegetables when planted in soil! Boasting 20 years’ experience making seed paper, Botanical PaperWorks design and manufacture wedding invitations, favors, place cards, menu cards, save the date cards and more, all of which spread beauty whilst reducing waste. Being eco-conscious is vital for our generation, so if you can make better choices for our planet whilst still receiving beautiful wedding stationery, why woud you choose not to?
Botanical PaperWorks have been trusted by companies like Starbucks and Sony to create paper products that send a green message, so we’re confident that they can help you to create something magical for your wedding. By focusing on the customer and on quality, they manage to leave every customer feeling completely satisfied with their products, with one client stating, “I am so impressed by your company. I cannot believe how fast the ordering process was. I am further impressed by your professionalism.” Their shipping times are extremely fast as wedding invitations ship in three business days after proof approval. Take a look at their beautiful designs and see for yourself!
“In 2016, we shipped enough seeds to provide a blooming natural habitat for bees, butterflies and birds that could stretch from sea to sea and cover ALL of North America!” – what an achievement!
Paper Damsels
Specializing in custom wedding invitations and accessories, Paper Damsels is known for creating awe-inspiring, stylish designs for which are completely tailor-made to suit your requirements. Their personal design service makes sure that you can give as much input as you wish and make sure that your wedding stationery is exactly as you pictured it. They understand the importance of your wedding day and therefore endeavour to introduce the big event in the most stylish, memorable and fabulous way possible.
The team at Paper Damsels assured us that they can create anything that you envision! Their glowing reviews seem to prove that this is true, with one client saying, “Michelle and Melanie at Paper Damsels were amazing to work with. They are patient, extremely talented and can literally create any look for your invitation! I am so happy with the invitation they designed for us – probably the nicest invitations I have ever seen! I highly recommend Paper Damsels!” So why not get in touch with the team and let them help you create your dream wedding invitations?
Thunderloft Paper
Carmen Yuen, the face behind Thunderloft Paper, is a Toronto-based lettering artist who creates unique and spectacular paper products for weddings, as well as for a variety of other occasions. Her work includes modern calligraphy, brush lettering and watercolour art and her original style makes her the ideal person to create your one-of-a-kind wedding stationery.
Always taking the time to work closely with each and every client, Carmen is dedicated to bringing your creative vision to life and works mainly on customized items. Choosing Thunderloft Paper as the company to create your wedding stationery will ensure that your designs are completely bespoke and individual, since everything is handmade first with ink, nib and paint. Carmen hand cuts and assembles the majority of her pieces, although some continue to be digitized and printed. Her event decor work is absolutely exquisite and she creates table runners, cake toppers, table accents, custom guestbooks, vows and bridesmaids gifts, among other things. A company not to be missed!
Now that you’re feeling inspired, it’s time to start getting in touch with your favourite suppliers and get on your way to having the most stunning wedding stationery which will leave all of your guests in awe.
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