Cotton Paperie Letterpress and Design

10/16/2026

It’s finally feeling like fall here in Texas and we couldn’t be more excited about it!!!! Feels like a good day to post this wedding suite with warm moody colors and a fantastic watercolor painted by the groom’s mother!! 🧡 🍁 🍂 🎃

10/09/2026

Sentimental details never go out of style. Never. 💙

10/07/2026

The world was their oyster, we just added a couple of pearls. Ha!!

Diana and Donny’s Nantucket wedding suite was such a joy to create! We loved their unique, artistic style and had the best time bringing their vision to paper!

Ch*****ne foil stamping paired with 19th century floral inspired artwork, a soft lace border for the welcome party card, and watercolor oysters finished with the sweetest little pearl. Because even stationery deserves accessories!

Custom box envelopes with sparkling ocean interiors and pearl white wax seals, intentionally left unstamped, tied everything together.

Diana and Donny, thank you for letting us have so much fun with the details!

09/28/2026

When the bride’s veil has custom lace this beautiful, you put it on the invitation too!

We first sketched the lace details from Grace’s custom veil, then brought them to life with sculpted 3D blind embossing. Add 4 ply cotton stock, hand painted metallic ch*****ne beveled edges, a mushroom velvet lined inner envelope, and a dreamy vellum wrap… oh we had so much fun with this one! And can we give the details card its own round of applause? It might be our favorite part.

Congratulations, Grace and Reid!

09/22/2026

We usually print on premade matchbooks, but when the perfect dusty blue is out of stock, sometimes you just have to make them yourself.

And honestly, we love how they turned out!

Since our HP Indigo is perfect for variable data printing, we’re already dreaming up an entire assortment of coordinating designs!

08/06/2026

07/30/2026

Soft dusty blues for a beautiful lakeside wedding. 💙

07/27/2026

Everything says captions are supposed to be short these days.

We tried. 🤍

But when you spend months working alongside a couple, dreaming up ideas, refining every little detail, and creating something that feels completely unique to them, it’s hard to reduce it to a one-liner!

Lauren and Sean’s suite is definitely one of those.

One of our favorite elements was the custom Otomi-inspired monogram, created to honor Sean’s heritage and woven throughout the entire collection. It became the thread that tied everything together in such a meaningful way.

The color palette was such a fun departure for us, paired with custom watercolor artwork that lands somewhere between fine art and pop art! It gave the suite so much life!

And then there’s the gatefold.

If you’ve ever visited the Palace Hotel in San Francisco, you’ve probably noticed the incredible stained glass window on the second floor overlooking the Garden Court ballroom. Sean and Lauren loved it so much that we transformed it into a custom laser-cut gatefold for their invitation. It was one of those details that instantly made the suite feel connected to the place where they celebrated.

This is why it’s so hard to write short captions. Behind every invitation is months of conversations, sketches, revisions, and little moments that slowly become something really special.

07/25/2026

Soft blues, watercolor florals, personalized sketched toile, and a touch of Texas.

CP Printing Techniques: Gold Foil Stamping + Letterpress + Indichrome Digital + Custom Diecutting

06/25/2026

All black. All white. All heart. 🖤🤍

For Shalise + Cody, every detail was designed as a love letter to Dove Hollow Estates and the bride’s love for its aesthetic. White foil on white cotton, custom venue sketches, soft vellum, white leather, velvet details, and the sweetest little boot RSVP to top it all off.

As you can see, Shalise herself still stole the show. Absolute bridal perfection paired with a bouquet so breathtaking it felt like it belonged in a painting!

Proof that monochrome never means simple.



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