Today, I am very excited to introduce you to a unique and up-and-coming wedding professional. Based in Sausalito, California, JP Stationery is making its mark with its one-of-a-kind wedding stationery.
The owners of JP Stationery, Pam and Joe, began their journey three years ago when they were planning their own wedding. Determined to find an invitation that reflected both their personality and culture (Pam is a native of Mexico City and Joe was born Milwaukee, Wisconsin), they were unable to find the right design. Instead of settling for something that they didn't absolutely love, Joe, an interior designer, and Pam, an architect by trade, decided to make their own wedding invitations.
The final product was so unique and different that they received numerous accolades from guests and family. Prior to designing their own invitations, Pam had created several birthday-party invites for her sister. Ironically, Pam's sister told her "you should do this for a living!"
When I saw JP Stationery’s beautiful designs, I immediately reached out to Pam, who serves as the lead designer. I wanted to learn about her inspiration for creating wedding invitations with cultural elements. Pam explained "I have a passion for designing custom wedding invitations that reflect the bride and groom's cultural background. During the first interview, I gather information about their likes and dislikes, the location of their wedding, and I ask if there's anything special they would like me to add."
Pam’s personality and approach to design has attracted multicultural couples from all over the world! JP Stationery has sent wedding stationery orders written in five different languages to couples in Canada, Germany, Hawaii, Australia, Israel and, of course, everywhere in the United States. Not surprisingly, their invitations are highly requested for destination weddings or for couples who want a Latin-themed wedding that reflects their families' background. Pam personally creates the design and, in her own words, "we would never ship anything that we wouldn't use for our own wedding".
The owners of JP Stationery, Pam and Joe, began their journey three years ago when they were planning their own wedding. Determined to find an invitation that reflected both their personality and culture (Pam is a native of Mexico City and Joe was born Milwaukee, Wisconsin), they were unable to find the right design. Instead of settling for something that they didn't absolutely love, Joe, an interior designer, and Pam, an architect by trade, decided to make their own wedding invitations.
The final product was so unique and different that they received numerous accolades from guests and family. Prior to designing their own invitations, Pam had created several birthday-party invites for her sister. Ironically, Pam's sister told her "you should do this for a living!"
When I saw JP Stationery’s beautiful designs, I immediately reached out to Pam, who serves as the lead designer. I wanted to learn about her inspiration for creating wedding invitations with cultural elements. Pam explained "I have a passion for designing custom wedding invitations that reflect the bride and groom's cultural background. During the first interview, I gather information about their likes and dislikes, the location of their wedding, and I ask if there's anything special they would like me to add."
Pam’s personality and approach to design has attracted multicultural couples from all over the world! JP Stationery has sent wedding stationery orders written in five different languages to couples in Canada, Germany, Hawaii, Australia, Israel and, of course, everywhere in the United States. Not surprisingly, their invitations are highly requested for destination weddings or for couples who want a Latin-themed wedding that reflects their families' background. Pam personally creates the design and, in her own words, "we would never ship anything that we wouldn't use for our own wedding".
Pam and Joe have an Etsy store where you can find all available stationery wedding suites which includes everything you will need: invitations, RSVP cards, ceremony programs, table numbers, and menus. Soon, their website will go live, giving brides and grooms the option to select and buy from different wedding collections. What if you want something customized that is totally you? You can contact them at create@jpstationery.com.
Do you want to know the latest news about JP Stationery? Paper Source is featuring Pam and Joe’s "Thank You" stationery collection, which is now available at their stores nationwide. JP Stationery also has been featured in the Bride's Magazine, Perfect Magazine, and in Style Me Pretty’s “Real Weddings.” With credentials like this, I know what you are thinking: will I break the bank by getting my invitations from JP Stationery? Not at all! Pam and Joe will help you to choose the right paper and printing finish in order to make your invitations as affordable as you need them to be.
Please email me or call with questions regarding JP Stationery or wedding planning advice.
Happy planning!
Esme
PS. Have you considered hiring a wedding planner? Please read on!
http://weddinglovely.com/blog/why-hire-a-wedding-planner/
Do you want to know the latest news about JP Stationery? Paper Source is featuring Pam and Joe’s "Thank You" stationery collection, which is now available at their stores nationwide. JP Stationery also has been featured in the Bride's Magazine, Perfect Magazine, and in Style Me Pretty’s “Real Weddings.” With credentials like this, I know what you are thinking: will I break the bank by getting my invitations from JP Stationery? Not at all! Pam and Joe will help you to choose the right paper and printing finish in order to make your invitations as affordable as you need them to be.
Please email me or call with questions regarding JP Stationery or wedding planning advice.
Happy planning!
Esme
PS. Have you considered hiring a wedding planner? Please read on!
http://weddinglovely.com/blog/why-hire-a-wedding-planner/
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