Episode Synopsis "My Chat with Wedding Stationery Designer Sarah Elliott"

From your invitations and Save the Date cards to your reception menus, place cards and signage, wedding stationery plays a huge part in the overall style and tone of your wedding. In today's episode I chat to one of Australia's leading wedding stationery designers, Sarah Elliott from State of Elliott as we chat wedding stationery trends, her tips for where to start when planning your stationery and where she looks for design inspiration. To find out more about Sarah and her incredible designs you can visit the State of Elliott website or check her out on Instagram.

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