I am absolutely thrilled to see my new pheasant correspondence cards in The Field magazine’s Christmas gift guide. I designed these cards with lovers of country sports in mind and they’re perfect for Christmas. £15 for 8 in a pack, with tissue-lined envelopes.
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As seen in The Field’s Christmas Gift Guide
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The history of the Royal family’s Christmas card
As I’ve recently started designing 2024’s photo Christmas cards, I started wondering when these cards became popular in the UK and also about that most coveted Christmas card – one from the Royal family. Apparently, the modern tradition of the British royal family sending Christmas cards began with King George V and Queen Mary. Their …
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The history of the British Summer social calendar
The Great British summer. Though I’m usually a spectator via television rather than a ticket-holder, I just love all the social events that mark our summer season, starting with Chelsea Flower show and ending with the Last night of the Proms. I was intrigued to know more about the history of this summer social …
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This Summer’s Social Calendar
As Glastonbury came to an end last night and Wimbledon starts today, England’s summer social calendar is now in full swing. Steeped in tradition and celebration, these quintessentially British events are a highlight of British summertime, and whether you’re a sports fan, music lover or culture vulture, there’s something for everyone. Here’s our lowdown …
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Top tips on how to get your children to write thank you letters
“It’s time to start writing thank you letters” is probably my childrens’ least favourite Christmas phrase! After the excitement of receiving and opening presents at Christmas, it’s not surprising children see this as a bit of a chore (especially as they associate it with handwriting at school) but I believe the art of writing …
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As featured in Country & Town House magazine
I’m absolutely delighted that the Country & Town House team have included my traditional wedding invitation in their article on “The prettiest wedding invitations”. You can read more here.
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How to write the perfect thank you letter
There’s an art to writing a thank you letter. It’s obviously always lovely to receive a thank you for an event you’ve hosted or a present you’ve given, but you really notice the difference when the letter writer clearly has this art! It’s a skill many of us should have, but perhaps find difficult …
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Quick tips to improve your handwriting
I have always been extremely passionate about beautiful handwriting and believe everyone can make their own style impressive no matter how embarrassed they may be. In the past few years I’ve enjoyed teaching my handwriting workshops and delighted in seeing the reaction from attendees when seeing how beautiful their newly addressed envelopes look. “Thank …
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How to reply to a wedding invitation
How to reply to a wedding invitation As the wedding season is upon us, one of the questions I’m constantly asked is, ‘What is the correct etiquette on replying to a wedding invitation?’ Below I share my thoughts which I hope will be of some help – these tips can actually be applied to any …
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An essential guide to wedding stationery
A wedding invitation sets the tone for the entire event. It is the opening scene of a play! The moment when you open your box and see your wedding invitation in print is one moment you’ll never forget. It’s the real thing. Now the excitement really starts! Whether you are planning a traditional or modern …
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Wedding Business Awards finalist!
I am so delighted, I can’t tell you! So many of my wonderful customers bothered to take the time and not only vote for me but say some truly terrific stuff about my products and service, thank you thank you!! It is the first award I have ever entered and I was asked …
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A shout out to my 2020 brides
Wishing you all the luck in the world that your plans go ahead in a shape that roughly resembles what your dreamed you’d have as your big day. This last year has been so hard for the gorgeous couples who wanted to tie the not and get married. Most of my brides and grooms decided …
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