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Posted on November 24, 2025 by Cari
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Taylor and Clay’s wedding at the Biltwell Event Center was a celebration bursting with color, elegance, and personal touches. Their vision perfectly captured the spirit of spring — joyful, refined, and full of fresh florals at every turn.

The couple exchanged vows and celebrated the night away at the Biltwell Event Center, one of Indianapolis’s most beloved venues. Fun fact: the Biltwell was originally built in 1922 as a window and door factory for the Adams-Rogers Company. After decades as an industrial space, it was reimagined and reopened as an event venue in 2015 — blending historic character with modern charm, the perfect backdrop for Taylor and Clay’s romantic day.
Their wedding invitations set the tone for the celebration beautifully. Printed on soft white cotton paper, the suite featured our signature Antique Gold shimmer ink — a subtle metallic that catches the light just so. A folded A2 “Details” booklet was adorned with custom watercolor florals inspired by spring blooms, and a blush pink envelope with a matching floral liner added the sweetest finishing touch. A flowing calligraphy-style font tied the entire suite together, setting the stage for a day full of grace and charm.
For the ceremony, simple tea-length programs echoed the same floral artwork and fonts as the invitations — a cohesive touch that carried through to every detail.

Inside the reception, Taylor and Clay’s guests were greeted by a playful pink arch welcome sign, accented with cascading florals climbing up the staircase — a true “wow” moment upon entry. Each place setting featured an oval die-cut menu, printed once again in our Antique Gold shimmer ink, with a delicate monogram and coordinating watercolor florals.
Blush pink seating cards guided guests to their tables, each printed in matching gold ink on cotton paper for a timeless, tactile feel. Simple white table numbers in gold shimmer ink were displayed in petite wood blocks beside lush floral centerpieces — a minimalist detail that let the flowers shine.

Overhead, a stunning floral installation hovered above the head table, brimming with color and movement, creating an unforgettable focal point that tied the entire look together.
Every element of Taylor and Clay’s day — from the stationery to the styling — felt effortlessly cohesive, romantic, and distinctly them. A spring wedding dream brought to life through thoughtful design and timeless detail.
The Vendor Team
Photography — Danielle Harris Photography
Venue — Biltwell Event Center
Florals — Pomp & Bloom
Stationery — Interprintations
Photography — Danielle Harris Photography
Venue — Biltwell Event Center
Florals — Pomp & Bloom
Stationery — Interprintations
Posted on November 19, 2025 by Cari
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Traditional Gifts with a Modern, Heartfelt Touch
There’s something timeless about celebrating anniversaries the traditional way. Each year’s gift theme tells a story — a symbol of how your marriage continues to grow and strengthen. Whether you’re marking your first year together or your fifth, these classic themes can inspire thoughtful, personal gifts that stand the test of time.
1st Anniversary — Paper
Paper symbolizes the blank page of your new life together — fragile, yet full of endless potential.
Gift ideas:
- Custom wedding vow prints or calligraphy artwork
- A personalized stationery set (perfect for love notes or thank-you cards)
- A photo book filled with favorite memories from your first year of marriage
- A custom sketch or watercolor of your wedding venue
Cotton represents comfort, connection, and the weaving together of two lives.
Gift ideas:
- A cozy personalized throw blanket
- Custom cotton robes embroidered with your initials
- A cotton canvas print featuring your wedding song lyrics or wedding photo
- Monogrammed napkins or linens for your home
Leather reflects strength and protection — a reminder of the durability of your bond.
Gift ideas:
- A leather-bound journal or photo album
- Monogrammed leather luggage tags or travel accessories
- A personalized leather catchall tray or keychain
- His-and-hers leather wallets or passport covers
Linen is a symbol of purity and honesty, while flowers capture the beauty and joy of growing love.
Gift ideas:
- A set of linen bedding or napkins for a fresh, elegant touch
- A framed pressed flower artwork or botanical print
- Linen-scented candles or linen spray for your home
- A flower subscription service or bouquet featuring blooms from your wedding
Wood represents strength, stability, and the deep roots you’ve built together.
Gift ideas:
- A custom wood cutting board engraved with your family name
- A wooden photo frame with your favorite wedding photo
- Personalized wooden ornaments or keepsake boxes
- A weekend getaway to a cozy cabin in the woods
Make It Personal
No matter which year you’re celebrating, the most meaningful anniversary gifts are the ones that tell your story. Add a personalized detail — a monogram, a wedding date, or a meaningful quote — to make your gift truly one of a kind.
Posted on November 14, 2025 by Cari
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Kelsie and Nash’s wedding day was the perfect blend of timeless elegance and modern romance, celebrating both their Catholic faith and their love for a beautifully styled celebration.
Though the couple now lives in Iowa, their hearts (and families) are rooted in Indianapolis — and we were honored to help bring their stationery vision to life remotely. Designing for long-distance couples is something we do often, and it’s always a joy to collaborate virtually and see everything come together so seamlessly on the big day.
The couple exchanged vows at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, a historic Indianapolis gem filled with old-world charm and stunning stained glass. Their ceremony was classic, reverent, and deeply personal — a reflection of their wish to keep everything about their day traditional and timeless.

Following the ceremony, guests made their way to the Biltwell Event Center, where the reception space was transformed into a lush, candlelit garden. Greenery cascaded across every table, accented by soft white florals and sparkling crystals that caught the light beautifully. Every detail felt warm and inviting, yet elegant and refined.

Their stationery suite carried that same sense of effortless sophistication. Black and white with touches of gold, it featured a custom calligraphy “KN” monogram that became a unifying thread throughout the day — appearing on their foil-pressed invitations, wax seals, ceremony booklets, and even menus and reception signage.

Guests found their seats in the most creative way — by visiting a champagne wall, where each glass was topped with a round escort tag displaying their name and table number. It was both playful and practical — and a beautiful way to kick off the celebration.
Every moment of Kelsie and Nash’s day reflected their desire for something elegant, meaningful, and deeply personal — proof that timeless design truly never goes out of style.

Did You Know?
The Biltwell Event Center, located in downtown Indianapolis, was originally built in 1922 as a window and door factory for the Adams-Rogers Company. After decades as a manufacturing space, it was lovingly restored and reopened as a wedding and event venue in 2015. Today, it’s one of the city’s most beloved backdrops for couples who want a blend of industrial character and refined elegance.
The Vendor Team
Photography — Danielle Harris Photography
Planner — Bridget Davis Events
Ceremony — Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Reception — Biltwell Event Center
Florals — George Thomas Florist
Cake — Cake Hole
Hair & Makeup — Kathryn’s Bridal Bar
Stationery — Interprintations
Dress — Marie Gabriel Couture Bridal
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✨ Planning your own Indianapolis wedding? Whether your style leans timeless and classic like Kelsie and Nash’s, or something completely your own, our custom and semi-custom stationery collections are designed to bring your vision to life beautifully. Contact us today for a custom proposal, or shop our ready to print semi-custom designs!

I’m a country girl, small business owner, wife, mother of three, and proud alum of Purdue University (Boiler Up!). My world revolves around thoughtfully designed stationery, joyful celebrations, faith and family life.
This blog offers insight into the world of weddings + the wonderful workings of our little studio.
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