By Editorial Staff

Bodega Press crafts bespoke and semi-custom stationery designed to hold the emotional core of a celebration. Rooted in a deep respect for the subtle poetry of paper and the enduring connections it represents, the studio treats each project as a considered journey, from initial idea to final impression. Based in Virginia, Bodega Press works with clients around the world.

Founded in 2019 by Alexandra Collins, One Mimosa Please evolved from a personal passion into a highly sought-after studio for bespoke wedding stationery. With a practice that merges time-honored techniques and a distinctly modern sensibility, Alexandra reinvents classic symbols of romance and refinement through a fresh, organic lens. Playful, fashion-forward hand calligraphy remains at the heart of the studio’s signature aesthetic.

Papira began in Romania in 2016 as a quiet, one-woman vision and has since evolved into a collective of artisans united by a reverence for paper. Specializing in handmade stationery, bespoke design, and wax seal stamps, founder Alexandra Timita weaves ancient printing traditions into a distinctly contemporary practice. Each piece is crafted to feel timeless and emotive, an object meant not only to be seen, but to be kept.

Iris & Marie stands apart with a visual language all its own. Founded in Colombia by fine artist Shana Wanco, the studio approaches paper as a living canvas rather than a surface. Each piece is rich in color, whimsy, and purpose, often brought to life through hand-drawn and hand-painted details. Shana treats every project as a work of commissioned art, shaped by the personal narratives and emotional worlds of the clients she collaborates with.

Founded in Toronto by artist Aileen Fretz, Plume Calligraphy infuses modern celebrations with a sense of romance and refined artistry. Grounded in formal design training and a deep appreciation for old-world craft, Aileen creates bespoke stationery that seamlessly bridges tradition and elegance. Her studio offers everything from letterpress printing to hand-executed calligraphy, spanning invitations, logos, seating charts, menus, and place cards, each detail thoughtfully considered.

Signed by Shaun presents a chic, contemporary take on wedding stationery, elevated by a fine art sensibility. Based in Australia, the studio draws inspiration from fashion, typography, and modern design to craft invitations and paper goods that feel intentional, artful, and quietly refined. The result is work that doesn’t shout for attention, yet leaves a lasting impression.

Based in Washington, stationery designer Emily Baird translates love stories into paper with a sensibility that feels both luxurious and deeply personal. Her work goes beyond visual beauty, creating pieces rich with emotion and intention. Each design becomes a keepsake, one that quietly preserves the memory of a couple’s most meaningful day, long after the celebration has passed.

Based in Lisbon, graphic designer Nuno Santos founded NoNaked Design after more than a decade of shaping a distinctly modern, art-driven approach to wedding stationery. Drawing inspiration from Scandinavian minimalism and contemporary art, his work feels bold yet refined. Through thoughtful experimentation with texture and detail, Nuno creates paper pieces that go beyond function, becoming an integral, expressive part of the celebration’s narrative.

Nūbō crafts refined, minimalist stationery for modern romantics who value clarity and intention. From save-the-dates to day-of paper details, each piece is designed to echo the couple’s unique style and narrative. With an emphasis on clean lines and considered details, the studio produces timeless stationery grounded in a distinctly contemporary sensibility.

Based in Romania, MAKTUBI creates bespoke stationery that transforms meaningful moments into lasting keepsakes. Founder Bianca approaches each project as an enduring piece of the celebration, designed to live on long after the wedding day. Spanning everything from save-the-dates to menus, her work blends artistry with intention, ensuring every detail feels personal, purposeful, and quietly timeless.

This article is an original editorial analysis produced by [DIBA magazine].

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