Stone Hill Paperie

Stone Hill Paperie SO MUCH MORE THAN PAPER
Wedding Paper | Keepsakes | Event Adornments

Stone Hill Paperie is an invitation design studio in the heart of downtown Phoenixville, Pennsylvania. I work with engaged couples, like you, whether in-person at the studio or via Zoom (if you’re located outside of PA)!. I am here to provide you with that hard-to-find combination of expert advice and gorgeous design. I love creating wedding invitations & details that reflect you as a couple and y

our vision for your special day. You have a history together, a special story, and I want to reflect that in your wedding designs.

Your wedding invitation suite is almost certainly not a one-stamp situation.Most suites - especially those with wax seal...
03/30/2026

Your wedding invitation suite is almost certainly not a one-stamp situation.

Most suites - especially those with wax seals, velvet ribbons, or multiple enclosures - require more postage than couples expect. And if you get it wrong, the whole run can come back to you marked insufficient postage. (It happens. More than you’d think.)

My new blog post walks through everything: what non-machinable means and why it almost always applies, how wax seals and ribbons affect postage, why I always request hand-canceling at the post office, and why vintage postage is one of my favorite things to curate for a client.

Link in bio: Stone Hill Paperie Journal

Flipside.I’ve always loved treating the back of an invitation as a quiet reveal; something a little unexpected, just for...
03/24/2026

Flipside.

I’ve always loved treating the back of an invitation as a quiet reveal; something a little unexpected, just for those who take a closer look. It’s often where the personality settles in.

For this couple, it became a collection of small, meaningful details: a custom monogram, a soccer-playing pug, espresso martinis, and champagne flutes - pieces of their story, woven in with intention.

This is where bespoke stationery feels most like itself.



When the bride wants whimsical, fresh, florals and the mom wants classic elegance, you don’t pick a side. You pick both ...
02/26/2026

When the bride wants whimsical, fresh, florals and the mom wants classic elegance, you don’t pick a side. You pick both and overlap the two thoughtfully.

This suite was all about threading the needle: traditional, formal typography energy with youthful, airy floral moments brought to life through embossing (aka: the fancy kind of subtle).

I’m obsessed, and I’m holding the full story for the right moment.

This is what happens when architecture meets atmosphere.Lisa and John’s fall city wedding unfolded inside a modern weddi...
02/19/2026

This is what happens when architecture meets atmosphere.

Lisa and John’s fall city wedding unfolded inside a modern wedding venue with strong lines and contemporary structure. And yet the space felt warm. Intimate. Layered.

That transformation came from intentional event design by Zela Events — candlelight, layered texture, and saturated florals by Sebesta Designs.

And the details on the tables mattered more than you might think.
Because when guests sit down and every element feels considered - the menu, the place card, the paper in their hands - the room stops feeling like a venue and starts feeling like your celebration.

That’s the difference between styled and cohesive.
Between beautiful and meaningful.

For couples planning a modern city wedding and worrying it might feel too stark… warmth is built quietly; layer-by-layer.

As a wedding stationery designer, my work often begins with custom wedding invitations and continues into day-of wedding stationery that carries the design story through the reception.

Photography:
Planning + Design:
Florals:
Entertainment:
Linens:
Stationery:
Cake:
Venue:
Beauty:
Dress:

There is something comforting about designing for the future—about putting care into moments that haven’t happened yet. ...
02/04/2026

There is something comforting about designing for the future—about putting care into moments that haven’t happened yet.

This suite has me thinking about late summer weekends, gathered people, and the beauty of what’s still ahead.

A study in restraint and romance.From our Vivienne curated collection, finished with an upgraded envelope liner. Proof t...
01/23/2026

A study in restraint and romance.
From our Vivienne curated collection, finished with an upgraded envelope liner. Proof that timeless wedding invitations do not need to shout to be unforgettable.

Designed for couples who care about how it makes you feel, not just how it photographs.

If this feels like your kind of quiet elegance, you know where to find me.

12/31/2025

Carrying this gratitude—and these lessons—into what’s next.

Some invitations don’t shout.They invite you closer.Taylor and Stephen wanted their wedding stationery to feel like a wa...
12/30/2025

Some invitations don’t shout.
They invite you closer.

Taylor and Stephen wanted their wedding stationery to feel like a warm exhale—romantic, layered, and deeply personal. their beautiful venue, romantic florals, and their pets illustrated with care. Soft lines. Thoughtful details. Nothing unnecessary.

An invitation that doesn’t just announce a celebration, but communicates what’s important to this couple and sets the tone for how the day will feel.
Calm. Meaningful. Full of heart.

This is why I love beginning here—on paper, with intention.

Light, texture, and intention.Madi and David’s invitation suite is the kind of design that whispers before it speaks.Let...
12/01/2025

Light, texture, and intention.

Madi and David’s invitation suite is the kind of design that whispers before it speaks.

Letterpress paired with a blind-debossed monogram, all on double-thick cotton stock, created a soft, sculptural quietness that set the tone for their sophisticated, modern celebration.

A classic black-and-white palette, refined typography, and meaningful restraint made this suite feel timeless in a way that belongs entirely to them.

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A year ago this week, I flew to Vail with extra luggage full of stationery, a head full of ideas, and my first-ever tick...
11/20/2025

A year ago this week, I flew to Vail with extra luggage full of stationery, a head full of ideas, and my first-ever ticket to Colorado.

The Emerge Event Collective retreat was one of those rare experiences that reminded me why I love this industry — thoughtful design, meaningful collaboration, and the kindest people you could ever hope to meet.

The suite blended mountain elegance with alpine luxe: layered papers, moody jewel tones, and the soft glint of gold foil under candlelight. It remains one of those projects that quietly shifts how you see your own work.

Here’s to one year since Vail — and to creative friendships that make the mountains feel a little closer to home.









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