I founded my studio in 2020, after spending two years behind the scenes of weddings - working on setups, assembling under the scorching sun and pursuing perfection in every detail.

That’s when I realized my place wasn’t just backstage, but within the very identity of the event.

I have always had a passion for aesthetics, for things done well, for beauty.

For me, paper is not just a medium: it is material, weight, scent, texture. It is the first physical touchpoint of what is to come.

Being a wedding stationer means balancing precision and sensitivity, nature and typography, empathy and structure.

Because a wedding doesn’t need excess.
It needs character.