Keady Row

When I tell you my jaw hit the floor when I saw these images from Emeline and Clayton’s wedding weekend 😧

This was a dream job for us. Designing stationery for both an Indian Sangeet and a traditional Irish wedding meant creating two distinct identities for each day, while still making them feel beautifully connected.

Rich reds and oranges for the Sangeet, soft pinks and greens for the wedding, and lots of crafted details for each. Flower name cards, fabric signs, matchboxes and everything in between.

Beautiful bride Emeline Callaway
Stunning photography by Wedding Photography
Impeccable styling and planning Irish Destination Wedding & Event Planner

Cashel Palace Hotel
Rice and Roses | International Destination Wedding Videographers
Your Story. By Elle.
Mark Grehan
Maven Bridal
Jo Petit & The Dream Band
Orlaith Shore
Maison Margaux

It’s often the smallest details that make the biggest impression. Delicate floral illustrations, elegant typography and a considered palette. Simplicity, but with substance.

Sometimes the smallest details do the most work. Typography isn’t just about choosing a nice typeface, it’s about hierarchy, rhythm, spacing and how the words sit together. When those details are considered carefully, the typography becomes the whole design.

When your work husband is your real-life husband.

For us, it’s just always been this way. Right back to our art college days, we were helping each other with projects, and that has been our normal ever since!

Anyone else in a dream team, could you work with your partner? 🤍

For Holly & Tiarnán’s wedding we created an on-the-day stationery suite that felt right at home in its Mediterranean setting. Printed on a carefully curated mix of Flamingo, Sorbet and Matcha Tea, this suite pairs playful colour with elegant typography and thoughtful details.

A joy to see this one come to life beneath the Sardinian sunshine 🌞✨

It was our pleasure to work with Darren at last year on their new identity. Family-run since 1979, rooted in tradition, and proudly part of the community. Oakley Fayre is entering into a bold new chapter with a fresh new look. They wanted their new identity to honour their family roots, but bring a new style and feel. Same heart. New energy.

This rebrand for Oakley Fayre was all about balance, refining the identity while holding onto what matters most. A fresh look, with the same familiar feel.

A minimal mark inspired by a coffee cup, paired with a muted but strong colour palette and crafted typography to create something that feels both elevated and welcoming.

For this project we were able to apply the brand across many collateral pieces including signage, printed business stationery, staff uniforms and more. Taking a project from start to finish is always very rewarding.