Personalised Wedding Stationery
lthough I execute many different kinds of
calligraphy and illumination work, I specialise
more and more nowadays in creating personalised wedding stationery commissioned by
engaged couples and marriage partners:
edding stationery can be personalised in two main ways - a commercially
printed range can have individual names added in a fine hand; or stationery
can be designed and reproduced on a particular theme, with for example decorated
invitations and order of service
booklets, reception menus, table plans and
guest place cards.

Photo Album Page, 1986. Details handwritten.
Size 27x24.5cm.
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Invitation, 1991. All handwritten.
Size 4x6in. |

Printed Invitation, 1994. Guestname handwritten.
Size 18.5x18.5in.
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ince the mid-1980s I have been commissioned on many occasions to
provide completed wedding stationery of each kind. Below are just
a few examples of past work. If you are planning a wedding in the near
future, enquire about adding an extra individual touch to your stationery!

Fiona with a Table Plan, 1990. Size 1mx0.6m.
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Wedding Commemoration, 1999. Size 24x32cm. |

Marriage Plaque, Irish design, 2002. Size 24x32cm.
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ere below is a letter of my own design that combines wedding stationery details
with a particular Black Letter Gothic
calligraphy and illumination style, created as a
leaflet for an information pack in 2002. It provides a good summary of the
wedding stationery services I offer.

owadays a complete range of ideas can be seen through my website and
also in my WEDDING STATIONERY CATALOGUE, an A5-sized booklet
(cover shown, right) of 8 pages containing sample scripts and example colour reproductions
of handwritten
invitations, table plans,
wedding breakfast menus and other stationery items
available for prospective couples. The catalogue is available by request upon
contact or may be obtained directly from me at any of
my fairs and exhibitions.
ltimately, whatever you wish for your wedding, large or
small, I will be happy to help supply that extra-special personal
decorative touch.
Fiona Graham-Flynn (Scribe)
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