Letterpress Invitations by Swayspace

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I’ve been in full drool since discovering Swayspace’s portfolio of letterpress wedding invitation work, but I’d be remiss if I didn’t also show you the awesome letterpress annual report that they printed for Feltron (above — designed by Nicholas Felton). Pretty fantastic, right?

Here are just a few selections from Swayspace’s letterpress invitation portfolio. Ah, faux bois, gorgeous color palettes, and beautiful design!

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6 comments on “Letterpress Invitations by Swayspace”

  1. Hannah C commented //

    Those are lovely. I especially love the yellow invites. Beautiful.

  2. Willy Schwenzfeier commented //

    Thanks so very much for your kind words! Please stop by if you ever swing through Brooklyn.

    One thing though – although we did letterpress print everything you show here, Nicholas Felton, Mr Feltron himself, is solely responsible for the design of his Annual Report. We just get the privilege of printing it this year.

    Thanks again for the compliments.

  3. kristen commented //

    Hannah – The yellow invites are wonderful, aren’t they?

    Thanks for stopping by and commenting, Willy! And thanks for the info about the annual report. I’ve updated the post with the correction. Hope I’ll be in your neighborhood sometime so I can stop by!

  4. Nadia commented //

    Those are absolutely gorgeous! Wow. Love the yellow ones!

  5. Canada Flowers commented //

    Letterpress should be the basis of high quality design print these days. The Save The Date above is quite awkward to look at, though.

  6. kristen commented //

    I get where you’re coming from, Canada Flowers, but my take on it is that the save the date is intentionally awkward, a more realistic take on what it would look like if you scrawled a heart and love letters into a tree trunk. I think it’s rather charming and unique.

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