What it includes
A bespoke visual identity typically includes save the dates, invitations, menus, escort cards, place cards, table numbers, bar signage and welcome signs. For multi-day celebrations, each element of the programme — welcome dinner, ceremony day, farewell brunch — is designed with its own visual rhythm within the overall direction.
Additional elements — including the wedding website, digital announcements, custom illustrations, weekend cards and specialty packaging — are discussed individually and scoped based on the project.
Every project is different. The scope is always defined in conversation with the couple and, where applicable, with their planner.
The aesthetic
The work draws from European editorial and fashion aesthetics — restrained, material-led, designed to belong to the place.
Read more about the aestheticSelected projects
Nina and Julian
Aethos Ericera, Portugal, 2025
Small, intentional details make a real difference to the guest experience and show care for those attending. For Nina and Julian's celebration, this sense of intention and the intimate, elegant atmosphere of all three days was reflected across the entire visual direction.
Paula and Timo
La Fortaleza, Mallorca 2025
Each project begins with the couple, the atmosphere, the setting and the overall vision for their celebration. For Paula and Timo, this vision was thoughtfully curated by Katharina and her team, providing a strong and clear foundation for the visual design.
Carsten and Philip
Chez Fritz, Villa Diesel, Bayerisches Nationalmuseum, Munich, 2024
The most elegant three-day celebration of Carsten & Philip.
Working with planners
We work closely with wedding and event planners on bespoke projects across Europe. If you would like to discuss an upcoming event, we would be happy to hear from you.
Working with Wedding Mark — a guide for planners
We take on a limited number of projects each year.
If our work resonates with you, we would be happy to hear from you.
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