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Beautifully crafted wedding details

 

Your wedding day deserves details as unique and personal as your story. I create bespoke calligraphy and stationery for every stage of your celebration – from the very first invite to the final keepsake. Every piece is thoughtfully designed to feel personal, elegant and completely yours. Choose as much or as little as you need – from one special detail to a complete stationery package.

 

Before the day

Before the day we work together to create stationery that captures the essence of your celebration. From the save the date to the invitation suite, each piece is thoughtfully designed to build anticipation and set the tone.

Elegant calligraphy, refined typography, and hand-addressed envelopes come together to create a beautifully personal first impression. Because your celebration deserves to feel considered from the very start.

 

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Save the Date

Invitation Suite

Hand Addressed Envelopes

Invitation with Gold Foiling

Invitation Suite in Pink and Green

Letterpressed Invitation

Hand Addressed Envelopes

On the day Stationery

On the day itself it’s the little details that bring everything together. From menus and place cards to table plans, signage and finishing touches, each piece is designed to complement your celebration and make the whole day feel beautifully considered.

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Order of Service

Tented Menus

Place Cards

Signage

Personalised Tambourines

Personalised Match boxes

Table Names

Guest Menus

Classic Tented Place Cards

Guest Menus + Names

Mini Tambourines

Wavy Place Crads

Welcome Sign

Real Weddings

A selection of recent weddings and celebrations featuring bespoke stationery and hand-finished calligraphy by Judy.
Sophie and Steve
Chloe and Max
Dominique and Pete
Jess and Brodie

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If you would like to discover more Contact me today

Telephone: 07775 715798 Email: judy@judybroadcalligraphy.co.uk

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