Tartan wedding stationery

When I was younger I used to think tartan was a bit naff but now I absolutely LOVE it! 

It’s timeless and elegant and adds a bit of texture to your wedding stationery. 

It can represent your heritage or family name but it’s also okay to use a generic tartan such as Flower of Scotland or one which you just like or matches your colour scheme.

Will & Kelley, 13.06.26: part two

 

A few more photographs taken by Emma Lawson photography. These feature my order of service with  watercolour painting of St Palladius Church, table names with illustrated restaurant logos from New York with a bit of information and personalised menus.

https://emmalawsonphotography.com/

Laura & Graham

A few photographs taken by the Gibson Photographers of Laura and Graham who got married last weekend at House for An Art Lover last weekend. I designed their wedding invites which incorporated a watercolour of the House and Charles Rennie Mackintosh details.

https://www.thegibsonsphotography.co.uk/

Wedding Cocktails Menu

 

Above is a recent project I completed with the couple naming their wedding cocktails after their dogs.

The dog illustrations were hand drawn in ink before being scanned in and printed on the menu and I love how they turned out! 

More designs

Studio

 

Hey, just me casually hanging around outside my studio!!

The Drill Hall is an interesting building which is A listed. It was built in 1901 for the Royal Scots Regiment and designed by the renowned architect Sir Rowand Anderson, who also designed the National Portrait Gallery on Queen Street. The building was used for many years as a barracks, training centre and a garage for military vehicles until it was turned into artists studios in 2003.

If you’d like to come and see me to discuss your wedding stationery then I love chatting about weddings! The studio is open by appointment only so please get in touch to make an appointment.

P.S. I work with clients from all over world, (currently Canada and the USA) so you don’t need to be local! x

www.mairimacsweendersigns.co.uk