Gild and Ink is a Suffolk wedding stationery studio. Our studio is based in Suffolk, near Ipswich, where every suite is designed in our studio, digitally printed by our trusted specialist print partner and quality-checked by us before it is posted to your door.
From there we look after couples right across the county — and, because our stationery is posted rather than collected, couples across the rest of the UK too.
Foiled, bespoke, and quietly luxurious
Our ranges move from soft botanical illustration to clean, typographic and minimalist designs, with raised foiling available as an optional finish in gold, rose gold or silver. Nothing is templated: each suite is set around your names, your wording and the feel of your day, then digitally printed by our specialist print partner and quality-checked by us before dispatch.
For couples across Suffolk
We design and post stationery for weddings throughout Suffolk, from Woodbridge, Bury St Edmunds and Lavenham to the coast at Aldeburgh and Southwold, and the honey-stone villages around Long Melford. Whether your day is a barn, a hall or a garden marquee, your invitations and on-the-day pieces are made to suit it.
Stationery for every part of the day
Begin with your save the dates, choose your wedding invitations with matching RSVP and details cards, then carry the design through to your on-the-day pieces — menus, place cards, table numbers and signage — every piece printed to match.
Planning a Suffolk wedding
Suffolk has some of the loveliest wedding settings in the country, from Hengrave Hall and Helmingham Hall to Butley Priory and Glemham Hall. Whichever you have chosen, we will design stationery that belongs in the setting — understated, tactile and made to be kept.
How to order
Browse the collection, choose your suite and paper, and send us your wording. Your first digital proof is supplied within three working days of receiving your complete wording. See the full process on our how to order page, read more about the studio. You can also order individual £1 card samples beneath each item on a stationery range page to feel the paper and raised foil first. Any questions, just get in touch.