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Wedding Invitations

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Every collection featured here was created in collaboration with couples who trusted me with some of the most meaningful details of their wedding day. It’s an honor to transform their stories, style, and vision into paper goods that not only felt beautiful in the moment, but became part of the memories they’ll hold onto for years to come.

Our Process

Three simple phases:

01. Discover
We get to know your story, your priorities, and the experience you want to create.

02. Design
Together, we refine every detail until your invitation suite feels unmistakably like you.

03. Deliver
We print, assemble, and prepare everything for mailing, so you can enjoy the excitement of sharing your wedding with the people you love.

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Love Letters from Our Couples

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“Our invitations are sitting framed in our house now because I physically cannot throw them away. They felt less like stationery and more like part of our story.”

Clarissa C. - Bride

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What is the investment for custom invitations?

Every wedding is different, which means every invitation collection is, too.

Custom invitation collections begin at $2,000 for 100 sets and include your invitation, details card, mailing envelope, custom liner, guest addressing, postage, and mailing services.

From there, we'll tailor every detail to your celebration—from print methods and embellishments to specialty papers and finishing touches. Whether your vision is understated and refined or layered with luxurious details, you'll receive a personalized proposal designed around your wedding.

Ready to explore what's possible? Click the button, and we'll create a custom quote just for you.

What's included in a custom invitation suite?

Every suite begins with the essentials: your invitation, RSVP card, details card, and beautifully addressed envelopes.

From there, we can create a cohesive paper experience that carries throughout your entire wedding—from Save the Dates and welcome pieces to menus, place cards, seating displays, signage, and thank-you cards.

Our goal is to ensure every paper detail feels connected, intentional, and uniquely yours.

When should we get started?

The earlier, the better.

We recommend reaching out 6–9 months before your wedding to allow plenty of time for design, revisions, printing, and mailing while giving you the widest range of paper and embellishment options.

Planning on a shorter timeline? We'd still love to hear from you. Every wedding is different, and whenever possible, we'll work with your timeline to create something beautiful.

Why choose custom invitations?

Your invitations are the first glimpse your guests receive of your wedding.

They set the tone, tell your story, and become one of the few keepsakes that lasts long after the celebration is over. Custom invitations allow every detail—from the paper to the typography—to reflect who you are as a couple, creating an experience that's as meaningful as the day itself.

What is it like to work with QueenBee?

Every project begins with a conversation—not about paper, but about you. We want to understand what matters most, the feeling you want your guests to experience, and the story you want your wedding to tell. From there, we thoughtfully guide you through the design process, making it collaborative, enjoyable, and beautifully personal from start to finish.

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Looking for something ready to go?

Not every celebration calls for a fully custom design. If you're looking for beautifully designed invitations you can personalize and download yourself, explore our Etsy shop for thoughtfully crafted templates perfect for engagement parties, bridal showers, bachelorette weekends, and more.

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