"When choosing our stationer, we looked for organization, attention to detail, and the ability to anticipate our needs before we even knew them. We wanted someone who could help us distill all our ideas into the perfect expression of the two of us.
We were blown away by Elsa. Her professionalism (communication, presentations, etc), physical execution of each of the elements and extraordinary talent as an artist exceeded our expectations."
From first impression
to final detail
"Elsa creates desgins that feel deeply like the client. It’s so much more than paper. It’s art.”
–vanessa pence | wedding planner
From first impression to final detail
Elsa Madeline is a full-service design studio, guiding each project from initial concept through production and fulfillment. From save the dates and invitations to wedding-day details and pieces that extend beyond paper, every element is considered as part of the celebration as a whole.
We also offer wedding websites, gifting direction, and worldwide delivery and on-site installation.
Elsa Madeline is a full-service design studio, guiding each project from initial concept through production and fulfillment. From save the dates and invitations to wedding-day details and pieces that extend beyond paper, every element is considered as part of the celebration as a whole.
We also offer wedding websites, gifting direction, and worldwide delivery and on-site installation.
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with elsa
"Elsa creates desgins that feel deeply like the client. It’s so much more than paper. It’s art.”
–vanessa pence | wedding planner
–Janie | Bride
Pricing
investment
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Three phases,
one story
Three phases, one story
Every project is custom, with production costs shaped by the scope, quantity, materials, and techniques involved.
Full-service projects begin at $35K, with an average client investment of $60K
This investment includes two components: a creative design fee, which covers the original artwork, design, and creative direction of your project, and production costs, which include printing, materials, artisan work, assembly, and other project-specific expenses.
Before we begin, you’ll receive a detailed proposal outlining both, so you have a clear understanding of the anticipated investment from the start.
On the wedding day, the ideas introduced on paper become part of the experience itself. Menus, escort pieces, signage, programs, custom objects, and larger-scale installations are considered together, creating moments of discovery and connection as guests move through the celebration.
Wedding Day
step inside
The save the date is the first introduction to the celebration, but it doesn’t need to establish the entire visual direction. This is an opportunity to begin somewhere more personal, drawing from your story, the setting, or an idea that creates a sense of anticipation for what’s ahead.
Save the dates
The first glimpse
With the invitation, the visual direction of the celebration comes into focus. Original artwork, typography, materials, and print techniques come together in a suite designed to be experienced slowly, revealing more as guests interact with each piece. From here, we have a foundation that can continue to evolve throughout the wedding.
Invitations
the world takes shape
