Booking for Couples

For couples looking to create bespoke stationery and signage for their wedding day.
Investment starts at $1,700 CAD.

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Let’s talk paper and print!

Thank you for considering us for your custom stationery design! We are excited to work with you to create the perfect bespoke stationery for your unique event.

Palm & Lotus has opened consultation slots for 2024 weddings. Please note that we have also recently updated our intake procedures. Please contact us early to ensure your preferred appointment slot and event date.

The average Palm & Lotus custom design couple invests between $1,700 and $3,500 CAD for invitations and between $950 and $3,500 CAD for custom day-of stationery (signage, menus, etc.).

Our online collection provides high-quality stationery design at a lower price point.

HOW TO BOOK A DISCOVERY CALL:

Our clients begin the process with the completion of a 15-minute, complimentary discovery call. Since custom stationery is not within every couple’s budget or timeline, in this call we will explore your budget, your vision, and your timeline to see how our services can meet your unique needs. Choose either the invitation or day-of stationery appointment, depending on which you will be starting on with us!

MOVING FORWARD:

If our design services can be tailored to meet your needs, we will schedule a one-hour consultation either in person or on video chat, to work out the specifics of the stationery you require. Based on the information gathered at this consultation, you will be provided with a quote for stationery items that we discussed.

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Booking for Planners

For planners booking on behalf of their wedding or event clients.
Investment starts at $1,700 CAD.

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Let’s talk paper and print!

Are you a wedding or event planner who is looking to work with us to make beautiful custom stationery for your clients? We are so excited to work with you!

We limit the number of 2024 /2025 events that we are able to accommodate. Since we operate on a first-booked, first-served basis, booking early maximizes your client’s opportunity to get their preferred date. Please ensure that you allow enough time to get things done right for your event.

We have procedures that are required for all planners to follow when booking a consultation or an order on behalf of their clients. We do not take consultation and quote requests through Instagram/Facebook direct messages, text, phone calls or email. Please follow the steps outlined in the tabs below to contact us for booking or availability requests.

TIME

Ensure that you have allocated enough time.
INVITATIONS
: Min. 6 months prior
DAY-OF STATIONERY: Min. 2 months prior

CONSULT

Schedule the consultation on behalf of your client by selecting one of the planner options on our services list.

BOOK

Once you receive the quote, ensure that the order gets booked. We will not start designing without:

• the down payment
• signed contract
• text information required

Deadlines

Planners understand and agree that they are responsible for ensuring that client-provided information is submitted by the established deadlines.

Missed deadlines will result in delayed in-hand dates.

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Booking Rentals

For couples or planners looking to rent from our rental catalogue

BOOKING PROCESS
Need Rentals?

We have curated a catalogue of rental items for those looking to avoid buying stationery and signage items for their event.

To ensure you get your preferred items and dates please follow the steps below.

RESERVE

Use our online system to reserve the requested items.

BOOK

Wait for the order estimate email from Palm & Lotus. This email estimate will include:
• the list of available items
• payment options for the rental cost + a 25% deposit
• a rental contract to sign

PICK UP

Pick up all items on specified date, or choose a delivery option for an additional fee.

RETURN

Return all items—including all packaging—undamaged by specified date and time, or choose a delivery option for an additional fee.

Deposit

Receive the 25% deposit return if all items were returned on time and undamaged.

The cost of any damages or late fees will be deducted from this  deposit.

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what exactly is the function of a save the date?

by | Dec 9, 2015 | invitations / stationery | 0 comments

Ok, not going to lie, but I totally heard Arthur Weasley’s voice in my head as I wrote that title. But, this post is about save-the-date cards, not rubber ducks, so, onward we go!

A friend recently asked me about the difference (if there is any) between a save the date and an invitation. this sparked the idea for this particular post. I guess some of us who have worked in the design/wedding industry can take for granted some of the knowledge that we have accumulated over the years.

So, to answer this question, there is indeed a difference between the two items.

the save the date’s function is an informal, “head’s up”.

When do they go out?  9-12 months prior to your event
They let the guests know that you are getting married (yay!), that they are on the guest list (double yay!), and that you want them to keep that spot open on their calendar.

Save-the-dates are a great way of letting your guests know the who and what, even if you currently don’t have the where and when nailed down.

The invitation is the formal way of letting your guests know all of the details regarding your wedding.

When do they go out?  4-6 months prior to your event
When should guests respond by?  Give yourself a minimum of 4 weeks (one month) prior to your event as an RSVP deadline. There will always be someone that needs to be chased after for their response. This gives you time to chase them down and get your day-of stationery started and numbers to your caterer.

The invitation itself contains the ceremony date, time and location. Other pieces can be added to your stationery package to include rsvp cards (to mail back or containing directions on how to rsvp online, by phone or email), accommodation cards (to help those from out of town find a place to stay), and maps (to guide guests to the ceremony and reception locations).

So although they are similar in some ways, there are distinct differences between the two. Not every couple needs to send out save-the-dates prior to their event. It is perfectly acceptable to pass on the save-the-dates and go straight to the invitations if there is less than 7 months to go till the wedding.

Hope that helps!

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