Your Perfect Invite by JMS Creative

11/11/2025

We will be here on Sunday! If you see this post, do us a favour and give us a thumbs up as our views have been low lately and we don't know if we still exist on Facebook!

Milton Keynes Wedding Show at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, Stadium MK, Sunday 16th November 2025 11am - 4pm. Free entry.

20/10/2025

We've created sooooo many different designs over the years. Have we done yours yet?

We're here when you need us!

Wedding Invitation, Invitation Design, Bespoke Design

11/09/2025

🍾 Brides of Bucks - you’re officially invited!

Planning a wedding soon? Then timing is EVERYTHING ⏰.

💍 Nov/Dec weddings: You’ve likely got invites sorted - now it’s time for the finishing touches ➝ menus, signage, table plans. (Yes, the fun stuff guests will rave about!)

🌸 Apr/May/June weddings: Guess what...invites should go out 4-6 months before your Big Day. But no-one will get excited about your springtime wedding in December (it’s Christmas chaos 🎄). Which means ➝ you need your design sorted NOW to send in November, or early January.

Join me on Wed 17th Sept, 6-9pm in our Milton Keynes showroom:

✨ Touch & feel samples
✨ Ask all your questions
✨ Enjoy a glass of fizz while we plan

📩 DM “OPEN DAY” to book - future-you will thank you.

30/03/2025

Celebrating the Mothers of the Wedding - This Mothering Sunday

Mothering Sunday is a special day to celebrate the incredible women who have shaped our lives. For those planning a wedding, the roles of the Mother of the Bride and the Mother of the Groom are often filled with love, support, and plenty of behind-the-scenes magic.

From the moment the engagement is announced, mums are there - offering advice, helping with dress shopping, managing guest lists, and sometimes even lending a hand with DIY details. They are the steady presence when decisions feel overwhelming, the voice of reason when budgets need balancing, and the warm hug when emotions run high.

On the big day, they beam with pride, whether they are walking their child down the aisle, giving a heartfelt speech, or simply offering a reassuring squeeze of the hand. Their love and support make the journey to "I do" even more meaningful.

But we also recognise that Mothering Sunday can be a difficult day for many. If you are missing a beloved mum, honouring her memory on your wedding day - through a special reading, a small token on your bouquet, or a heartfelt mention - can be a beautiful way to keep her close. If family relationships are complicated, surrounding yourself with those who uplift and support you is what truly matters.

To all the mothers, stepmothers, grandmothers, and mother figures who help make a wedding day so special - thank you. Your love, wisdom, and unwavering support mean the world.

How are you celebrating the wonderful women in your life this Mothering Sunday?

Let us know in the comments. ❤️

09/03/2025

See us at two venue open Days today:

between 11am and 2.30pm... come and chat to the excitable and informative Jo about your special day 🩵💛

between 1 & 3... come and chat to the professional and informative Mark about your special day! 💛🩵

01/03/2025

I met my younger self for coffee today. Well, we both had tea, because we still don’t feel grown up enough for coffee.

She asked what we do now, and I told her - we’re multi-passionate.

Which is just a fancy way of saying we’ve made a career out of never being able to sit still.

Oh, and we still can't say no, so now we’re on the kids' cricket club committee and have somehow just agreed to be a school governor - despite our daughter being in her last year at primary school.

We run a wedding stationery business (because apparently, designing pretty things and helping people celebrate their love is our thing) - but when we’re not doing that, we’re knee-deep in grassroots sport.

Fundraising, organising events, bringing people together - but only ever organised fun, obviously.

Writing is still something we love - it’s actually what attracted us to this whole 'meet your younger self' trend.

But we’re most definitely still not trendy, and we still believe it’s better to be authentically you than follow the latest trends.

We’re still the family nerd and we still own loads of gorgeous planners we’ve never written in, for fear of messing them up.

We bloody love pretty stationery.

On our honeymoon to Hawaii, we sent postcards back home, but not before having written a draft copy first, because we still love 'writing up in best'.

And that’s probably why we always offer to print our clients' guests’ names onto their wedding invites.

Most companies charge for that, but we do it for free - mainly because we can’t bear the thought of someone’s dodgy handwriting ruining our designs.

She asked if we’re successful.

I told her we’re still working on our first million (mostly because we offer too much for free and still don’t charge enough for our work).

But we measure our success by the people in our lives, and the wonderful memories we’re lucky to make.

We’re lucky to still have the best family in the world.

And we married a man who’s kind, dependable, and actually does his share of the cleaning.

Well… he makes neat, tidy piles of stuff, but still hasn’t worked out how to put anything away.

We’re raising two incredible kids who constantly amaze us (and occasionally drive us mad).

And our success is also knowing that even when times are tough - and they have been tough, thanks to Covid, brides discovering Canva, and the small matter of a cost of living crisis - we keep showing up.

For the couples who want something beautiful and personal.

For the clubs who need a fundraiser with a spreadsheet and a plan.

For the community who just want a fun night out that doesn’t involve warm beer in an empty hall.

She asked if we’re happy.

I told her most of the time, yes - and on the days we’re not, we stick the kettle on, give ourselves a stern talking to, and remember that we're still stubborn.

Quitting was never really our style.