Something Borrowed, Something Designed.

Anthology Print

Print Design

My Role

During my internship at Anthology Print, I worked on wedding invitation design, from concept to print, and got hands-on with production techniques like paper ripping and corner rounding. I also handled Pinterest scheduling to keep their content pipeline moving.


Wedding invitation for Alyssa Smith and Justin Wilson, scheduled for Saturday, August 9th, at The Gilbert Arizona Temple and The Orchid Plaza in Gilbert, AZ.

Simple, elegant, and classic was the goal, so the design leaned on white space and restraint rather than heavy detail or ornamentation.

The final print required 250 prints.

mockups made with photoshop and gemini AI.

Wedding invitation suite with white cards, an envelope, a wax seal, a sprig of eucalyptus, and a gold pen.
Wedding invitation suite with couple's photo, rings, white flowers, and event details on a neutral background.

Beyond the printed piece, I designed a few additional wedding invitation concepts, explorations that stayed within the same simple, elegant direction but weren't produced.

A wedding invitation set including a main invitation card, an RSVP card, and matching envelopes, with floral decorations and a wedding photo of a couple, all on a light fabric background.
Wedding invitation suite with a photo of the bride and groom, surrounded by flowers and an RSVP card, all placed on a neutral fabric background.
Wedding invitation card with black background and white handwritten style text, surrounded by greenery, leaves, and jewelry, on a green textured surface.

Eye-catching posts

Using a catalog of product photos, I designed promotional posts and wrote SEO-optimized captions to improve search visibility on Pinterest. I co-designed nearly 200 posts and scheduled over 2,000 pins.

Whether printed or conceptual, each piece was approached with the same care: restraint, not decoration, letting simple choices and generous white space carry the design.