The studio
A quiet place for invitations that will not all look alike.
Camelia Designs sells wedding invitations and save-the-dates. The site stays neutral on purpose. Finished designs can be floral, photographic, or plain type — the shop should not pretend they are one garden.
Sample
The invitationandthe date
Your names, set later
$20
A letter, sent digitally.
Camelia Designs began with a simple complaint. Too many digital invitations looked like websites that had been asked to dress up. The ones that looked like paper were either very expensive or obviously someone else's template with the names swapped in a hurry.
The studio is led by Kevin. It was started so a couple could have a considered invitation without a letterpress bill or a six-week print queue. The work is still done by hand: type set, proof read, files prepared. The delivery is digital because that is how guests actually receive news now.
The catalog stays narrow. Wedding invitations and save-the-dates — not a full stationery shop. When a new design is ready, it replaces a sample in the collection. The page around it stays the same calm ground.
It should feel like paper
Even the guest page is composed as a card inside an envelope. If a design only works as a screenshot, it is not finished.
The price stays plain
A digital invitation is $20. A save-the-date is listed at its own price. Both are on the page before you write to us.
The words are yours
Sample couples live on the cards so you can judge the type. We do not keep their names. We set yours, and we ask before we guess.
A small studio, by correspondence.
There is no showroom. Pay with card from your list, then write with the names you want set. An account is optional if you want those payments kept together. We reply within two business days. If you are not using a card, the payment page has the other instructions.
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