10/08/2026
Stationery doesn’t have to be an afterthought, or something you rush to sort once everything else is in place. It can realistically be started at almost any point in the planning process.
If you want to start early, before a lot of the other details are settled, that can work really well. Working through the design process together with your stationer can actually help clarify what you want everything else for your wedding day to look like. Doing it this way round means the stationery becomes a reference point rather than a reflection of decisions already made, and it gets woven in to everything you plan. If you’re excited and eager to get started, you can realistically get in touch as soon as you have a date confirmed.
If you’d rather wait until more of the big pieces of your plan are in place, that works just as well. Having a clearer picture of the day does help keep everything coherent, particularly if your plans are still evolving. You’re not risking big style and design changes between your invitations and on the day items because your plans have changed if that’s something that matters to you.
The one important thing to factor in though is time. Either approach works well, just make sure you give yourselves the right space for us to give your invitations the care and attention they deserve, no matter where you are in your planning process.
Photography by Laura Clayton - One Moment Wedding Photography