Passing Notes has a great portfolio. Especially the work done for weddings… it’s just so complete. Every possible detail is addressed. A spectacular effect.

The invitations at Ceci New York are easily the some of the most gorgeous letterpressed invites + social stationery I have ever seen. Love these invitations in book form. Such a great way to present all the information needed for a destination wedding.

Bella Figura offers gorgeous half-patterned letterpress invitations. The patterns are so stunning, plus everything is shown in downloadable PDFs.

Black Pearl Press offers notes letterpressed and delivered in a white lacquered box + black ribbon. Sign up on the mailing list and recieve cards periodically.

Lots of sweetly illustrated cards for various occasions such as new babies and moving announcements. Hello!Lucky also designed the fantastic Japanese pop invites featured in Martha Stewwart Weddings this season.

Fantastic! The website of the Association of Wedding Photojournalists features portfolios of the nation’s wedding photojournalists who belong to this association. The portfolios in general are of very good quality and the website features contests that the photographers can submit to. Winners get special distinction on the site as well. Great place to start looking for a wedding photographer.

Anna Kuperberg’s photography is truly unlike anything I have ever seen. The moments she singles out are wonderfully composed and always seem to be lit beautifully. She is the best event photographer working in the photojournalism style I’ve come across. She does work at weddings, for engagements, childrens’ and newborn portraits plus pet portraits. Amazing.

Great invitation design from Sesame Letterpress. I was familiar with their work by their letterpress botanical cards and coasters, available at Kate’s Paperie and Elsewares.

Elum is constantly showing up in wedding magazines with pieces from their portfolio showcased as examples of letterpressed design. It doesn’t really get much lovely than this. The papers are very high quality and the printing is exquisite.

The folks at Absorbent Printing print using letterpress on coasters of varying thickness. After seeing it done as part of a wedding in Martha Stewart, I kind of wondered how exactly one would go about doing it. Little did I know that companies specialize in it. Absorbent Printing accepts custom designs, too. I feel a little project coming on.