Frequently Asked Questions

Everything is bespoke, so there is no price list that would tell you the truth. Cards and small keepsakes start in the tens of pounds, wedding stationery is priced per item, and murals and signwriting are quoted per project. Tell me what you have in mind and roughly what you would like to spend, and I will give you a real figure rather than a range.

Wedding work is usually booked six to nine months ahead. Murals need two to four weeks from sign off. Cards and framed pieces need two to four weeks. December and the summer wedding months fill up first.

Anything that can be posted or sent as artwork goes anywhere in the UK. For murals and signwriting on site, the three counties are home ground and I travel further for larger commissions.

As closely as I can. Mixing ink and paint is never an exact science, but send a swatch, a hex code or a photograph of the flowers, paint or fabric and I will get as close a match as the materials allow.

The words, the quantity, the deadline and any colour or material preferences. For wedding stationery, a spreadsheet of names spelled exactly as you want them written. For a mural, photographs and measurements of the wall.

Always. You are most likely to receive a digital mockup created in Procreate, showing the layout, lettering styles and colours, and nothing final is made until you are happy.

One round of refinement is included in every commission. Larger changes of direction are possible and I will always tell you upfront if they affect the price or the timing.

Not as off the shelf stock, no. Everything here is still made to order for you. If you want something printable rather than painted or hand lettered on card, that is what digital artwork and prints covers.

Keep paper pieces out of direct sunlight and frame them behind glass if they will be handled. Painted murals can be wiped gently with a damp cloth and touched up rather than repainted if they take a knock.