• Luxury Event Stationery

• Luxury Event Stationery

OCO Studio creates bespoke stationery for weddings and milestone celebrations, combining considered design with hand-painted detail. Each project is developed collaboratively and tailored to reflect the atmosphere and setting of the event.

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Wedding save the date cards featuring an illustration of an outdoor London scene with potted plants, trees, and historic buildings, placed on a wooden table with pink roses.
Close-up of wedding invitations with floral designs and RSVP details, placed on a wooden surface.
The invitation card for The Hurlingham Club features a whimsical border with illustrations of a tennis racket, champagne glass, barbecue grill, flag, plant, and a bowl of food, set against a floral background.
Stack of farewell cards with an illustration of a house, on a floral tablecloth with small white flowers nearby.
A wedding greeting card with a watercolor illustration of a bride and groom walking towards a mansion, with flowers and greenery surrounding the scene.
A wedding invitation card with green line art of the Brompton Oratory church, surrounded by white flowers and green leaves, on a botanical-patterned tablecloth.
Card with pink cursive text reading 'The River Café' on a table with white flowers and patterned napkins.
Wedding invitation card for St. Katharine's Church, Savernake Forest, surrounded by white and purple flowers and green foliage, with details of the date, time, and the names Olivia and Tom.

Each stationery suite is approached thoughtfully and developed in close collaboration with the client. Scope, timings and finishes are guided by the brief and needs of the event, with every project individually quoted following an initial conversation.

Designs may include save the dates, invitations, on-the-day stationery and printed keepsakes.

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