modern, quirky and altogether charmingly handmade wedding stationery

I’m so excited to share the new range of handmade wedding stationery by the fabulous Little Jem. I have previously featured Little Jem’s designs on my blog and totally raved on and on to you about how unique, fresh and quirky the designs are… The new range. does. not. disappoint. I am absolutely nutso about these pretty Japanese floral designs, right up my street. Add the cute as a button {you’ll see what I did there} embellishments and this makes one stunning wedding stationery collection.

And that’s not all ladies… oh no. Jenny, the talented lady behind Little Jem wedding stationery range has kindly offered Want That Wedding readers a FREE guest book… Take a look at her new range below and for further details on the offer.

What makes Little Jem sparkle in the world of weddings is her use of modern, quirky and altogether charming embellishments and materials.

Bursting with an eclectic range of colours, patterns and textures, Little Jem’s fresh take on wedding stationery is ALL about using very special materials.

Each handmade design is centred around a unique focal point; from cute and floral buttons to intricately patterned Japanese papers.

With a beautifully original handmade style and a quirky and colourful outlook on life, Little Jem Wedding Stationery provides a fresh alternative to whiter than white wedding invitations.Little Jem has gone a little paper crazy with a gorgeous new range of wedding invites, featuring a colourful array of patterned Japanese papers. And with a cool & quirky touch in true Little Jem style, these invites are not to be missed!

Each of the pocket fold wallets contains an invitation, guest information card and rsvp and envelope. Using modern fonts, carefully thought out colour schemes and the odd cute button, delight your guests with a gorgeous little package, containing all they need to know about your up and coming wedding!

And to treat all want that wedding readers, Little jem would like to offer a free handmade guest book when they spend over £350. (Guest books normally sold for £100+)