Grey wedding programs

Siofra collection description

Siofra is a graceful and refined collection featuring a delicate, vintage-inspired floral border that frames an elegant scalloped crest. The combination of classic serif typography and flowing script accents creates a sense of timeless romance and sophisticated charm. We think it’s perfect for couples planning a traditional garden wedding or a formal celebration with a touch of heirloom-inspired beauty. This suite was created in collaboration with Stellax Creative (@stellaxcreative), a Maryland-based graphic design studio specializing in invitations, greeting cards, and art. Its owner, Anna, draws inspiration from nature and architecture.

Cato collection description

Cato is a sophisticated and structural collection defined by its architectural, vintage-inspired double border and clean, balanced layout. The design pairs bold, classic serif typography with a fluid script centerpiece to create a sense of timeless authority and refined elegance. We think it’s perfect for couples planning a formal city wedding or those seeking a high-contrast, polished aesthetic. This suite was created in collaboration with Emily Sabol Goss (@emilysabolgoss_art), a graphic designer and illustrator specializing in stationary and apparel design. She lives and works in cozy Bradford Woods, Pennsylvania.

Emery collection description

Emery Foil is a celestial and romantic collection, featuring a constellation of delicate stamped foil stars that frame your wedding details with a whimsical glow. The pairing of elegant, sweeping script with classic serif typography creates a sophisticated balance between modern charm and timeless grace. We think it’s perfect for evening celebrations or couples looking to add a touch of starlit magic to their big day. This suite was created in collaboration with Lori Wemple (@loriwemple). Lori has a deep love for whimsical and quirky design, with a passion for illustration and animation. She is obsessed with the ocean, mermaids, tiki culture, and her sweet kiddos. Her work blends watercolor and digital techniques, often experimenting with bohemian textures, playful minimalism, asymmetry and typography.