Each wedding invitation suite is one-of-a-kind, featuring hand-painted watercolor elements that make every detail feel like a work of art. Every brushstroke is designed to reflect your unique style, personality and love story.
Collaborating closely with each couple to create custom watercolor stationery that perfectly matches your wedding vibe, venue, and vision. From the texture of the paper to the artistry of the design, we ensure every element feels deeply personal and beautifully timeless.
If you’re dreaming of wedding invitations that blend fine art watercolor painting with luxury stationery design, I’ll bring your vision to life down to the last, delicate detail.
• WEDDING INVITATION SERVICES •
Watercolor Elements
Venue Illustrations
Watercolor Map
Flat Digital Printing
Foil Stamped Invites
Letterpress Invites
Envelope Addressing
Envelope Calligraphy
and more…
From save the dates to thank you cards, CRISP has you covered on every step of the way to your wedding day, and beyond. Don’t forget day-of details and stationery for your ceremony and reception to add special touches that match perfectly with your style, colors and theme.
DAY of DETAILS:
• Printed Signage
• Ceremony Programs
• Escort & Place Cards
• Table Numbers
• Menus & Bar Signs
• Coasters
• Favor Tags
• Welcome Bag Cards
• Thank You Cards
• and more...
CRISP couples invest an average of $4,500 - $7,000+ for their wedding invitation suite for the quantity of 100 invites. This does not include Save the Dates or Day of Stationery/Details.
SAVE the DATES
starting at $850.00
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CUSTOM WEDDING INVITATIONS
starting at $2,500.00
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SEMI-CUSTOM
starting at $1,250.00
“The thought that goes into her work shows in every detail! The invitation sets the tone of your wedding and Britt set the stage for our New Year’s Eve wedding PERFECTLY! It was stunning, one of a kind and memorable! Highly recommend CRISP!”
— Deanna | 2023 Bride
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Most CRISP couples invest around $4,500–$6,000+ for their custom invitation suite (based on 100 invitations). Your stationery is more than paper, it’s custom artwork, hand-designed specifically for your celebration, and the first impression your guests receive of your wedding day. Because each suite is created uniquely and involves a multi-step design process, it’s an investment of both time and creative expertise.
Custom stationery is best suited for couples who value handcrafted details and want their invitations to feel as special and personal as the day itself.
Save the Dates and Day-of Stationery are not included in this range. -
Semi-Custom suites are based on my existing designs. This option includes personalization of names, wording, and color palette only. The layout, artwork, and overall design remain the same as the original suite. In some cases, the main font or script may be changed for an additional fee. Semi-Custom does not include design revisions or multiple concepts.
Fully Custom suites are designed from scratch and tailored entirely to your wedding. This includes adding custom artwork, layout and lettering styles along with design concepts and revisions. This option is best if you’d like something truly one-of-a-kind or want to combine elements from different designs.
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Yes! Previous watercolor maps and venue illustrations may be reused, depending on availability and fit for your suite. Because these are original pieces of artwork, an art stock fee applies and varies based on the specific illustration and how it will be used in your stationery. This option can be a great way to include hand-painted artwork while keeping the design process more streamlined.
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Yes! However, day-of-items and signage are exclusively for CRISP invitation suite couples only. This ensures your details remain beautifully cohesive from the very first piece of mail to the last detail on your wedding day.
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To begin, please fill out the inquiry form on my Contact Page or email me directly at crispbybritt@gmail.com. To keep all project details organized, I do not respond to inquiries sent through Instagram DMs.
- Photography Credits -
Amanda Bonneau