The concierge
What should you
actually send?
Most stationers show you a catalogue and let you guess. Choose your occasion below and the house answers directly: the pieces it would make, the moments of the day they cover, what it would leave out — and why. Nothing is saved, and nothing is sent to us.
Home · What to send
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Tell us about the occasion.
The first question is enough for an answer. The rest sharpen it.
Three more answers, if you have them
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Choose an occasion above and the house will tell you what it would make.
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Everything the house makes
to order.
39 pieces, plus the envelope, which comes with every suite and never uses one of your slots. Your plan is a number of these — which ones is your choice, and the answer above is only what the house would advise. Anything not on this list, we would rather discuss than pretend.
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InvitationThe invitation itself
The heart of the suite — the first thing guests see of your event.
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Save the DateThe first word
Gives guests early notice so no one misses your event.
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RSVP CardThe invitation itself
Lets guests reply properly — and gives you a real headcount.
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Welcome SignageAt the door
Greets guests as they arrive and sets the tone at the door.
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Menu CardAt the table
Sets each place with what is being served, styled to match the suite.
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Place CardsAt the table
Shows each guest to their seat, personalised by name.
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Table NumbersAt the table
Helps guests find their table quickly and elegantly.
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Bar & Drink MenuAt the table
Presents the drinks of the evening in the suite's own voice.
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Order of ServiceThe moment itself
Guides guests through the ceremony, moment by moment.
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Thank You CardAfterwards
A considered thank-you after your event, in the same hand as the suite.
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Seating ChartAt the table
One elegant board showing every guest where they are seated.
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Custom MonogramBefore anything is printed
A personal mark carried across pieces — wax seals, napkins and more.
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Favor TagsOn the way out
Finishes guest favours with a tag that matches the suite.
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Itinerary CardBetween the yes and the day
Walks guests through the schedule across the day or weekend.
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Reveal CardThe moment itself
The moment itself — the card that makes the announcement.
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Announcement CardThe first word
Shares the news beautifully with those who could not be there.
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Kippa Bag LabelAt the door
Labels the kippot offered to guests, styled with the suite.
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Event ProgrammeDuring the event
The wider running order for the whole event.
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Event Badge / VIP PassAt the door
Names, roles and access at the door — credentials in the suite's style.
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Leftovers & Takeaway TagsOn the way out
What guests carry out, named rather than foil-wrapped.
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Order of the EveningDuring the event
The running order of a dinner or reception.
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Details CardThe invitation itself
The practical enclosure — attire, timing, parking — off the invitation.
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Door CardAt the door
A card at the entrance confirming the guest is in the right place.
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Coat Check TagsAt the door
Matched numbered halves, one for the coat and one for the guest.
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Scoreboard / Order of PlayDuring the event
Live standing, drawn rather than scribbled.
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Set List / Running CardDuring the event
The running order for live music or performance.
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Branded QR CodeFinding their way
The link to the website or menu, drawn rather than pasted.
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Signature Cocktail CardAt the table
The one drink named for the occasion, and why.
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Tasting Flight CardAt the table
The order of a tasting, so guests can follow each pour.
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Bottle TagAt the table
A tag that identifies a bottle without labelling it.
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Bring-a-Dish CardBetween the yes and the day
A card coordinating who brings which dish.
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Welcome Gift SetAt the door
The bag, the tag and the card that greet a travelling guest.
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Event IdentityBefore anything is printed
The mark, palette and type the whole event is built from.
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Digital Launch PageThe invitation itself
A one-page site a brand moment lives at instead of an envelope.
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Escort CardAt the table
The card that sends each guest to the right table, by name.
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Clue CardsDuring the event
Each clue as its own printed card, in sequence.
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Kippah BandAt the door
A printed band that dresses provided kippot as part of the suite.
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Advice & Wishes CardDuring the event
A single prompted card, easier to fill than a blank book.
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Bencher / BirkonThe moment itself
A bound booklet of the grace after meals, one per setting.
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EnvelopeThe invitation itselfIncluded free
Carries the invitation — included with every suite.
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Where this answer
comes from.
It is not a quiz and it is not a lead magnet. This page runs the house's own concierge — the same code that advises a client inside their portal after they have booked, reading the same catalogue of occasions and the same library of touchpoints. That is why it is willing to tell you not to buy something.