The project
- Occasion
- Wine Tasting
- Where
- The Bellamy Residence, Hudson
- Guests
- 18
- Suite
- Full · 9 designs
- Pieces delivered
- 10
- Palette
- Ivory & Gold
The two doors into this commission
Step one
The approved moodboard
The creative direction this client chose. Every commission is shown two complete worlds before a single piece is drawn — this is the one they picked.
Open the moodboard → Step two The finished designsThe delivered suite, exactly as it was handed over — every piece, print-ready, in the world the moodboard promised.
Open the finished pieces →What the house made for this event
- Invitation
- Save the Date
- Menu Card
- Tasting Flight Card
- Place Cards
- Table Numbers
- Welcome Signage
- Bottle Tag
- Thank You Card
- Envelope
Every piece above was drawn for this commission alone — the same design language carried across each format, never a template with the names swapped. We design 10 pieces here; the house catalogue runs to more than thirty.
What the house does with a suite like this
Everything above was delivered as artwork. Everything below is what the same design becomes once your guest list arrives — described here as what the house offers, not as work carried out for this commission.
- Every guest their own copyThe same design, set once and issued one file per guest — their name, their greeting in their language, their table, their own code.See how →
- The guest list, the replies, the seatingHouseholds and plus-ones, meal and dietary choices, who has answered and who has not — and the seating plan the place cards are drawn from.See how →
- A website in the same worldSchedule, travel, dress code, registry and RSVP on one page that inherits this suite’s palette and type. Password or custom domain if you want them.See how →
- The envelope that opensAn animated edition of the invitation for sending by message or email. Included with every suite.See how →
- What is due nextThe planning timeline, the deadlines and what the house is learning. Read the page for what is live today and what is not.See how →
