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Paper. Ink. Intention.

Custom stationery & letterpress thoughtfully designed to preserve your story.

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no. 1 | the estate

fine linework, restrained typography

Textured invitation on handmade paper

no. 2 | greenhouse

deckled edges, botanical linework, depth​

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no. 3 | correspondence

classical, collected postage, ink on paper

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no. 4 | lace and leather

rich impression, die cut, dripped wax

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no. 5 | the city

architectural, crisp, layered composition

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no. 6 | beach luxury

fluid calligraphy, understated typography

worth TELLING...

yours deserves to be

PRESERVED.

some stories are

Paper has a character of its own. It is better felt. The texture beneath the fingertips, the impression left by a press, the movement of ink, the weight of an envelope. These are the details that make a piece feel like something worth keeping.

Each project begins with the story you're telling and takes shape through considered choices in paper, printing, calligraphy, and finish.

 

A PRACTICE BUILT AROUND THE

WRITTEN WORD

I'm Molly, the calligrapher and designer behind For the Record Stationery. My work began with a love of words and the feeling of putting pen to paper. Over time, that love grew into a studio devoted to wedding stationery and the small details that help mark an important moment.
 

Today, I bring together pointed-pen calligraphy, thoughtful design, and a deep appreciation for paper and print to create pieces that feel personal to the people receiving them.

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Molly, calligrapher and designer behind For the Record Stationery.

THE PROCESS

​no. 1 / the conversation

we discuss your celebration, priorities, and ideas

 

no. 2 / the design

we develop a stationery direction around your story, style, and practical needs

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no. 3 / the making

the approved designs move into production, calligraphy, printing, and finishing

A GOOD PLACE
TO BEGIN

Tell me a little about your celebration, what you're envisioning, and the details that matter to you. I'd love to hear what you're planning.

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