Nell & Tobias — social assets

Two ready crops in the suite’s own language, each as a finished PNG at full posting size — download and post. The page below is the preview.

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Nell & Tobias

The twelfth of June · Half past three

Marchgate Walled Garden · Ilketshall, Suffolk

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Nell & Tobias

The twelfth of June · Half past three

Marchgate Walled Garden · Ilketshall, Suffolk

N.B.

The band below the rule is left deliberately plain — that is where you add your own countdown sticker when you post. No number is printed on it, so the image never goes stale.

The words to go with them

Warm, plain, unfussy, quietly exact — the register the couple asked for. Neither of them is sentimental out loud. Use one as it stands, or take it apart; it is yours.

Short — for the feed

Nell and Tobias. The twelfth of June, half past three, at the top of the grass path. Marchgate Walled Garden, Suffolk.

Alt text — A warm cream card with a hairline frame and a single botanical specimen drawn in one uniform cobalt line, above the names Nell and Tobias.
Longer — if you want to say more

Nell draws pressed specimens for a university herbarium — one uniform line in a 0.35 technical pen, no shading and no colour, because the plates print in a single ink. She has drawn a few thousand of them for other people's publications and signed every one in the corner where nobody looks. This is the first one that is hers. One long table, one afternoon, everybody at it. 12 June 2027 · Marchgate Walled Garden · Ilketshall, Suffolk

Alt text — A tall warm cream card with the same single-line specimen drawing, with the lower third left plain for a countdown sticker.

Two things worth knowing before you post.
Post after the invitations land. Replies are due back by 1 March, so the invitations go out well ahead of that — wait about a week after they arrive.

Post the file as it is. No crop, no filter, no added frame. It is one ink at one line weight, and a filter is the fastest way to make a uniform line look uneven — and every platform re-compresses once, so anything done to it first is compressed twice.

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