Stationery Designer
Save-the-dates, invitations, reply cards, menus and signs designed as one suite at the size they print, in one look you can change everywhere at once. Place cards, escort cards, table numbers and the seating chart fill themselves in from your Wedding Planner, and every piece downloads as a print-ready PDF with bleed and crop marks: CMYK built to PDF/X-1a for a print shop, or ganged onto cardstock, double-sided if you like, for your own printer.
1 Design
Each piece at its printed size, with the bleed shaded and the safe area dashed. Drag anything to move it, drag a corner to resize, or select it and use the arrow keys. Drop a photo from your computer onto a frame.
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2 Wedding details and look
Your names, date, venue and reply-by date, typed once and used on every piece, and the colours and faces the whole suite shares.
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3 Guest cards
Every place card, escort card and table number at once, from the Wedding Planner's guest list and seating. Ones that need attention are outlined.
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4 Print
How many of each, and a PDF for a print shop (one card per page with bleed and trim marked) or for your own printer (cards ganged on a sheet with crop marks).
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The suite is saved in this browser, and in your account if you sign in. Photos stay in this browser only; they are never uploaded, and they go into the PDF you download. Names, tables and replies on the guest cards come from your Wedding Planner on this site, in this browser; this tool only reads them.
Cards are drawn at their finished size with an eighth of an inch of bleed on every side, the margin print shops ask for, and the PDF marks the trim so their software finds the cut. The print-shop file is CMYK, separated for GRACoL 2006 coated paper from its published characterization data (CGATS TR 006), and built to PDF/X-1a:2003. Print colours shows the suite as those inks print it, and the checks name any colour brighter than ink can reach. Uncoated and textured papers print softer still, so ask the shop for a printed proof before a full run.
The faces are Gilda Display, Marcellus, Italiana, Crimson Text, Tenor Sans, Poppins, Pinyon Script, Great Vibes and Parisienne, all under the SIL Open Font License, and are embedded in the PDF.
Your copy
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