Custom luxury wedding invitations, presented in silk
THE CELEBRATION EDIT
Your celebration.
In your own words.
The invitation is a small introduction to the day you are planning. Begin with a color, a piece of stationery or a feeling, and explore a silk presentation that belongs to your story.
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Begin wherever you are.
Already have your invitation suite? Share its dimensions. Still exploring? Start with your favourite color or collection. Your quantity and specifications shape the individual proposal, whether you are considering a keepsake or a presentation for your guests.
Planning a wedding in the United States?
We handcraft in Thailand and welcome enquiries from New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and across the United States. Your final destination and required arrival date help us discuss shipping and timing before you commit.
You do not need every detail decided.
You can begin with a stationery design, a color, or a photograph that captures the feeling of the celebration. Explain what you already know and what you would like help exploring. A clear starting point is more useful than a long list of finishes chosen without their context.
If you are working with a stationer or planner, ask them for the finished invitation measurements and any important enclosure details. Coordinate the proof discussion with the people reviewing the artwork, so the monogram, silk presentation and stationery feel considered together.
CONTINUE YOUR EXPLORATION
A different detail.
A new perspective.
Custom luxury wedding invitations, presented in silk.
Your invitation design and its silk presentation should feel like one considered choice. Thai Silk Box handcrafts boxes and folios around your stationery, palette and preferred finishing details; confirm any printed stationery or additional items in the proposal.
Begin with the measurements of your full suite, a reference photograph and your required arrival date. For U.S. weddings, share the final delivery destination so production timing, shipping and any applicable duties or taxes can be discussed individually.
KEEP EXPLORING