Why it works for weddings
City venues already have a strong identity: concrete, glass, metal. Stationery that borrows one of those materials and aligns to a clear grid feels as if it belongs to the place.
Where to use it
Invitation
Names large and left-aligned, details stacked beneath.
Welcome sign
A single word with a thin rule.
Arrival card
Entrance, floor and transport notes in plain type.
Styling recipe
A starting point for a balanced layout. Adjust to your wording, and confirm with a proof.
- Pair with
- A geometric sans-serif
- Size
- Names large; details small and aligned to one edge
- Colour
- Concrete, warm white, charcoal and one metallic
- Extras
- A tested QR code linking to a map or wedding website
Common mistake: Forgetting arrival details
City venues confuse guests. Add the entrance, floor and transit notes.
Questions
Can a script feel modern?
Yes, when it sits in a strict layout with ample space and a clean sans-serif.
Does it work for a daytime wedding?
Yes. Swap copper for soft gold and use lighter greys.
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