I wrote awhile back about our friends David & Micaline getting married, and now i’ve got an epic follow-up post for you. Perhaps you remember their “storybook” wedding invites?

Let me start out by saying that we love our David and our Micaline. We were there when they met, we photographed their engagement, and have spent countless evenings in conversation over a bottle of wine. They’re the kind of friends that we don’t have to make plans with – we just know that we’ll see them, even if its last minute. They’re our bestest friends. And we were so happy to be a part of their wedding day, not just in invitations – but standing alongside them as they made their vows. Brad was the best man, I was a bridesmaid, and there were lots of happy tears.

One of the big surprises of the day (for us) was seeing the cake. David & Micaline took a wedding invitation to the bakery, and had them put our monogram book design on the cake! It was so strange and wonderful to see something we designed on a cake.


We also helped them plan & design a few of the day-of print pieces, which is something we really enjoy. As designers & type geeks, it’s really gratifying to have a couple see the value of using one designer & one style throughout their wedding pieces. (But they’re our friends, so they know what’s up.)


For the wedding, Micaline had a new dress, but was missing the old, borrowed, and blue of the traditional saying. In our wedding, I carried a brooch that belonged to my grandmother on my bouquet. My grandma Jean passed away 10 years ago, and wasn’t able to be at my wedding. We were really close – she understood me better than I think anyone ever will. It meant a lot to have something of hers with me when I got married – and it meant a lot to be able to lend her brooch to Micaline to carry. We’ve now spent 2 years of holidays with David & Micaline, and weathered through many seasons of joy and trouble. We live 2,000 miles from our families of birth, but the two of them have become family to us here in Seattle. It was sweet to share a family tradition with them on their wedding day.

So here’s a proverbial raised glass to David & Micaline. You could not be sweeter or dearer to us.


Wedding Invitation Design & Photos by Constellation & Co.
Wedding Day Photos by Kate Price Photography
Ceremony Location: Mars Hill Church West Seattle
Reception Location: Shilshole Bay Beach Club
Cake by Morfey’s Cakes
i’m wondering who did the bookbinding? would you mind sharing their name?
Hi Jenn – we did the bookbinding, actually. It’s not something we take on by itself, but we offer it as a service for custom design & letterpress clients.
I would like to know where I can go for more information about this design as well as the pricing for this. Please help!
Please fill out our estimate form (click Estimates under Letterpress at the top of this page), and we will get back to you with a quote.