For this destination wedding in Italy, I was asked to design a save-the-date and invitation suite that would capture the essence of the celebration —
romantic yet refined, intimate yet timeless. The couple wanted something that reflected their story: minimal design with emotional warmth,
rooted in the elegance and charm of the Italian setting.
Capturing the feeling of sunlight and simplicity
The challenge was to create a design that felt natural and effortless,
while maintaining a sense of luxury and depth.
No clichés, no over-decoration — just balance, emotion, and subtle craftsmanship. The invitations needed to embody Italy’s relaxed beauty: soft tones, tactile materials,
and just enough detail to make it personal without losing its elegance.
Sunlight, simplicity, and a story of love — timeless design inspired by the warmth of Italy.
The suite was built around a soft neutral color palette — ivory, muted beige, and gentle olive.
A hand-illustrated olive branch became a recurring motif,
symbolizing unity, peace, and Mediterranean roots. For typography, I combined an elegant serif for names and titles with a modern sans-serif for body text,
creating a contrast that feels classic yet contemporary. The use of textured paper, gold foiling, and wax seals added a tactile sense of care —
inviting guests to feel the emotion before even reading the words.
The suite was built around a soft neutral color palette — ivory, muted beige, and gentle olive.
A hand-illustrated olive branch became a recurring motif,
symbolizing unity, peace, and Mediterranean roots.
For typography, I combined an elegant serif for names and titles with a modern sans-serif for body text,
creating a contrast that feels classic yet contemporary. The use of textured paper and a 3-way fold added a tactile sense of care —
inviting guests to feel the emotion before even reading the words.
Design that invites emotion
Every piece of this suite — from the first email to the final printed card —
was crafted to feel cohesive, heartfelt, and timeless.
The minimal design allowed the story to breathe,
while small details carried meaning: the date embossed into the paper,
the names written in flowing script that mirrored the curves of Italian hillsides.
Every piece of this suite — from the first email to the final printed card —was crafted to feel cohesive, heartfelt, and timeless. The minimal design allowed the story to breathe,while small details carried meaning: the date embossed into the paper,the names written in flowing script that mirrored the curves of Italian hillsides.
The result is more than just a wedding invitation — it’s an emotional keepsake.
A celebration of connection, light, and craft —a reminder that true design doesn’t just inform, it feels.
to some of the most common questions about my work, process, and approach.
No long reads — just clear insights to help you understand how I design, create, and collaborate.
I mainly work on web design, UX/UI, graphic design, and social content. Whether it’s a full rebrand, a new website, or designing branded visuals, I make sure every project strengthens the brand and adds real value.
I follow my 4-step approach: What, Why, How, When. This keeps every project structured and clear. We start by defining the goals, dig into the purpose, shape the strategy and planning, and then deliver step by step.
It depends on the scope. Smaller projects like a logo or business cards can take a few weeks. Larger projects such as a full website or rebrand usually take a few months. I always set clear deadlines and milestones upfront.
Absolutely! I love helping emerging brands and small businesses grow with fresh, scalable design solutions that fit their budget and goals.
I test and optimize using methods like usability testing and A/B testing. That way, design choices aren’t just visually appealing — they’re also proven to be effective.
Yes! I create branded visuals and templates that make your social channels look consistent and professional. While I don’t always handle ongoing management, I’ll deliver everything you need to keep your feeds looking fresh.I test and optimize using methods like usability testing and A/B testing. That way, design choices aren’t just visually appealing — they’re also proven to be effective.
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