First things first—congrats, you’re officially booked! 🎉 Once you’ve signed your contract and paid your design retainer, the fun truly begins and we kick off the wedding invitation process. Next, I’ll set up your custom client portal, which comes with a personalized timeline so you’ll always know what’s due when.
Inside your portal, you’ll find three important forms (aka your “client homework”) that need to be completed before your design month. Each form includes a due date at the top and easy-to-follow instructions. Let’s break them down!
01 The Design Form
02 The Info Form
03 The Guest List Uploader
04 What Happens Once You Submit Your Forms
This one is my favorite. It’s basically a deep dive into who you are as a couple. I’ll ask fun questions like:
By answering these questions, you’re giving me the juicy details that make your invitations and wedding branding truly unique.
The info form is where we’ll gather the wording for your invitations and day-of items. And no, you don’t need to show up with everything perfectly polished—this is where I shine.
Inside the form, you’ll find:
This form ensures your stationery speaks your love language.
Addressing envelopes and seating charts might not sound glamorous, but this form makes it painless. I’ll provide a master template with clear instructions so your guest list is perfectly formatted for printing.
There are two types of uploaders, depending on what we’re working on together:
By keeping everything formatted, we skip the headaches and keep your guest list looking polished.
Once all three forms are complete, I review everything personally. This is where the magic starts—your answers fuel your Look Book and shape the creative direction for your wedding branding. Think of it as the mood board that sets the stage for every design detail to follow.
Your client homework = the secret ingredient to a wedding stationery experience that’s custom, curated, and authentically you.
Ready to work together and create your wedding wonderland of creative visuals? Start with my inquiry form. From there, we’ll talk timelines, your vision, and how to create wedding branding so you it couldn’t possibly belong to anyone else.