Jade approached me as she was looking for a brand refresh, that would compliment her own work, as well as her new website. I knew instantly, after looking at her work, that we would be a great fit working together – so much so Jade has gone on to photograph all my wedding stationery for my new website (which will hopefully be live by the end of the month!).

The branding process always starts with a good old chat on the phone (so I can get a clearer idea of your requirements), this is then followed by a branding questionnaire that I will ask you to fill out, this is to find out more about your business, ideal customers and core values. Then the creative part begins… moodboards and designing!

I created a modern, yet timeless refined new logo for Jade, with a new colour palette consisting of pale natural shades, as well as font selection of a sans serif paired with a beautiful script font, to be used as a highlight.

My new website will have a section dedicated to branding design (as well as the usual wedding invitation goodness!), which will offer further information and examples of the branding service I offer. So if you’re just launching your new small business or are looking for a rebrand, and would love to work together on your branding, I would love to chat more!

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So I was over in the moon when I found out that the shoot, along with our wedding stationery, was to be featured in the pages of Vogue Japan! It literally is a dream come true, Vogue has been my no.1 fashion magazine for as long as I can remember and having worked in fashion design myself, I know how prestigious this feature is.

The brief was elegant boho, queen of the desert with camels. Vintage gold table decor, with a subdued oriental feel. Earthy tones, beiges, terracottas, with electric blue pop.

We provided Invitations, RSVP’s, Save the dates and place names on cotton rag hand torn paper, finished off with calligraphy and gold leafing elements. The menus and welcome signs had a subtle earthy watercolour background, again with a calligraphy font.

Charlotte, Roberta (photographer), and the rest of the team in Morocco created the most striking scene and captured it so sensationally, so if your a bride or groom in search of some dreamy Moroccan wedding inspiration, look no further!

Below are some images from the Vogue Japan feature, along with some more imagery provided by Roberta Facchini Photography, with all suppliers being credited at the bottom of this post.

The Team who made it happen

Planner/stylist – www.la-fete.com
Photographer – www.robertafacchini.com
Videographer – www.alessandrobordoni.com
Stationery – www.papergrace.co.uk
Venue – www.lapause-marrakech.com
Female Model www.instagram.com/belwids
Male Model – luismartins.webs.com

Hair & MUA – www.instagram.com/evabeautyart
Ring – www.london-victorian-ring.com
Florist – www.yassab.com
Cake – elizabethscakeemporium.com
Dress – www.katyakatya.co.uk
Dress – www.galialahav.com
Shoes – www.harrietwilde.com
Comb – www.brownsbride.com
Plates & Table Linen & Fabrics www.scenesdelin.com/en/home
Cutlery & Blankets – www.scenesdelin.com/en/home/
Baskets & Hats – www.panier-marocain.com

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