We printed a selection of social stationery for a newly-married couple. The clients selected a few different designs and cardstocks. To add another layer of customization, they selected a beautiful printed paper from Paper Source and we used it to line their envelopes.

This is a great option to add individuality to your stationery. It adds some lovely visual appeal as the recipient opens the envelope and also complements the ink used for the letterpress printing.

Designing and printing social stationery is one of our favorite tasks here at Sesame. It's a great opportunity for clients to display their individual style. We printed some really sweet notecards for a little girl and we love how the rabbit illustration looks next to her name.

The font is whimsical yet elegant and the ink color veers away from being gender-specific while still looking warm and pretty.

We hope you enjoy your stationery, Lola!

This set of invitations is a customized version of one of our collection designs. We love how it looks in shades of navy and paler blue. This wedding took place on the coast of Maine so the waves, whales and seabirds are perfect illustrations.

We love all the pieces reference each other in terms of color, font and motifs but they equally stand alone as beautiful printed items.

We made the RSVP envelopes even more special by incorporating some sweet little bird illustrations around the address.

Overall, we adore this design: look out for it added to our collection! And don't forget that you can complement your custom printing with items from our retail line. Our wave coasters make perfect favors and the whale or wave gift tags could be used as escort cards!

Alison Corrie and Morgan Sheasby collaborated on their wedding invitation design; what a lovely pre-wedding design task for these soon-to-be newlyweds! They chose one of our favorite color schemes: matte gold and black. They incorporated really lovely design elements; the subtle floral embellishments, the wine glass and sled and - our favorite of all - that awesome linked ampersand.

We have been printing loads of wedding invitations from designer-supplied files lately. We love seeing all the different styles and ideas that graphic designers come up with. It's wonderful to work closely with other artists and craftspeople to collaborate on their designs.Here's a recent invitation we printed:

The design features a blind-embossed background pattern overlaid with bold, chunky text in a gorgeous pale apricot color. We love how tactile this card is and how it plays with traditional notions of wedding invitations.

The design is by the very talented Tim Geesman and his Thank You card layout is no less awesome.

Again, the design is really clever: we love the subtle customization of the initials in the heart. Thanks Tim and Kate for working with us on your printing!

Most of our printing is custom: our clients love having personalized items with their name/monogram or other individual details included. And for an additional bespoke element, how about choosing your own paper to line envelopes? You can go for something simple in a single color or choose a really unique fine paper with a pattern or design.We love how the ink color used on this thank you card is picked up in the verdant lining paper used for the envelopes:

Holstee is a lovely company that specializes in designing unique and beautiful products. They contacted us with a series of graphic greeting cards, each of which feature an iconic Brooklyn landmark. So - with our love of this borough we call home - we were thrilled to work on printing these items.

Can you recognize the three architectural designs? Don't you love those saturated colors. We always enjoy working with designers to render their ideas in letterpress: contact us if you have something you would like us to print for you!

Just a quick blog post with a close-up of a gorgeous invitation. We really like how this design is both elegant and informal. The Strangelove font used for the couples' names keeps it from looking too stuffy and the blind embossed palm tree motif adds another subtly, tactile layer to the letterpress technique!