The Happily Ever After are always attempting to develop their existing range and whilst it may begin with a place name or an invite, it is always imperative to find creative ways to extend the stationery designs. The lace stationery has proved popular and as a result, it has been developed to incorporate table numbers and other stationery items.

The lace stationery employs a traditional handcraft of hand punching, which is pretty time consuming, but the effect is worth the hard work! The hand punched patterns are simple and elegant. It is most surprising what kind of effect can be achieved using only the basic shapes of a square and circle. The only downside to hand punching is the mess left behind!

The ‘lace’ wedding stationery set includes invite and place names. Again, simplicity is a key theme of The Project wedding stationery.  The candy pink is on trend and an alternative to baby pink.

The first Happily Ever After Project stationery item has appeared in Brides (March/April edition). The place name is based on the lace aesthetic which is on trend at the moment. The lace place name featured in a fresh, Spring feature on page 58. The lace place name is hand punched and based on a simple design.