custom Invitations
From Proposal to your one-of-a-kind pieces
An invitation worth keeping
Your wedding invitation is the first piece of your celebration your guests will hold in their hands.
At Leslie & Paper, we believe it should feel as meaningful as the day itself.
Each commission is created as a completely bespoke work of fine art, thoughtfully designed around your story, your setting, and the atmosphere you want your guests to feel before they ever arrive.
From hand rendered artwork and expressive calligraphy to beautiful papers, silk ribbons, wax seals, and intricate details, nothing is pulled from a collection of templates or assembled from a formula.
It is designed for you, and made slowly by hand.
~ WHAT DOES THE EXPERIENCE INCLUDE?
Your commission is an immersive design process from the first sketch to the final invitation.
Every wedding collection includes:
Bespoke invitation design
A completely custom suite created around your wedding, with unlimited artwork and calligraphy included.
Fine art details
Custom illustrations, calligraphy, paper elements, and thoughtful details are developed specifically for your celebration.
Curated materials
We source beautiful papers, envelopes, ribbons, seals, and finishing details that bring the design to life.
Hands on craftsmanship
Your invitations are assembled and finished by hand in our New Jersey studio, with careful attention given to every individual piece.
A deeply personal design experience
You aren’t simply selecting an invitation. We collaborate with you to create something that feels unmistakably yours.
~ BEGINNING AT $6,500
Because every Leslie & Paper commission is custom, investment varies according to the scope, materials, craftsmanship, and number of pieces involved.
Wedding commissions begin at $6,500, with many celebrations investing beyond this depending on the level of artistry and detail desired.
For couples who value exceptional craftsmanship and want their stationery to become part of the story of their wedding, we believe the experience is worth creating.
Your invitation should be more than something that arrives in the mail.
It should be something you want to keep.