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I like to describe my work as “fine art wedding invitations with a whimsical touch.” You’ll find exquisite florals and elegant letterpress, paired with playful illustrations of a dog under a disco ball.
Every invitation suite is designed by me, Priscilla—including each watercolor illustration and line drawing. That means that you’ll be giving feedback directly to your artist.
While watercolors are the centerpiece of each invitation suite, I pair them with a range of printing methods, textures, and materials to make sure your wedding invitations are absolutely unforgettable.
I like to describe my work as “fine art wedding invitations with a whimsical touch.” You’ll find exquisite florals and elegant letterpress, paired with playful illustrations of a dog under a disco ball.
Every invitation suite is designed by me, Priscilla—including each watercolor illustration and line drawing. That means that you’ll be giving feedback directly to your artist.
While watercolors are the centerpiece of each invitation suite, I pair them with a range of printing methods, textures, and materials to make sure your wedding invitations are absolutely unforgettable.
Priscilla understood what our vision was!
exactly
She created the most beautiful wedding invitations for us and made the process so easy. Opening our invite package and seeing the extra thoughtful touches she included was just above and beyond.
- laura & will
click the dots on each image to see the details of each suite
Delaina & Malcolm
Delaina and Malcolm chose a historic seaside church for their wedding, and they wanted the invitation to feel as if you were stepping inside. I painted the exterior of the church on the outside, and then guests unfolded it to see the interior, along with the event details.
For their envelope liner, I painted a fountain where they planned to take pictures on their wedding day. Cherished places were a theme throughout—I painted 10 more meaningful scenes for their day-of paper. I used vintage postage stamps to layer in even more detail, including the hydrangeas that were one of their wedding florals.
Alicia & Brendan
Both the save-the-dates and the invitation featured a hand-painted watercolor monogram that echoed their wedding florals, as well as watercolor lettering on many of the pieces. Tucked throughout the suite were meaningful icons, like butterflies, their reception barn, and a palm tree (they got engaged in Florida).
For their details card, I painted their pup Ted in party mode, with a champagne flute for the welcome event and a disco ball for the after-party. Tying it all together was a sweet gingham pattern that evoked their farm-to-table venue.
Kelly & Jeff
Kelly and Jeff wanted their guests to fall in love with the Lakes Region of New Hampshire from the moment the invitation arrived. Their invitation featured a watercolor floral border, and on the back, there was a pattern inspired by the wallpaper at the resort where they were getting married. (I love patterns on the back of cards—talk about surprise and delight!)
We also created a details card, and when guests flipped it over, there was a hand-painted map of the region. But my favorite piece of all was a custom die-cut RSVP card, painted to show their dogs riding on a speedboat. I finished by sourcing vintage stamps that emphasized the lake setting, as opposed to the ocean.
Caroline & Connor
This invitation suite is packed with tiny details and Easter eggs, like the fact that their dog, Buddha, appears in front of their venue—he’s even wearing a tiny bandanna with their wedding date on it. When guests opened the invitation, they saw a full map of all the venues for the weekend.
For the envelope liner, I created a custom watercolor pattern featuring meaningful icons, including blue crabs (it is the Maryland coast, after all!), sailboats, and hydrangeas. The invitation even features a painting of Caroline’s actual engagement ring. The finishing touch is a rattan pattern to dial up the coastal vibes.