There is a certain kind of beauty found in simplicity. For Penny Theodoreau’s destination wedding in Scottsdale, every detail was thoughtfully pared back, allowing craftsmanship, materials, and typography to take center stage. The result was a celebration defined by quiet elegance and timeless design. Set within the grandeur of a Greek Orthodox church, the ceremony carried a sense of reverence and tradition that shaped the overall aesthetic. Rather than competing with the architectural beauty of the setting, the stationery was designed to complement it. Clean layouts, intentional spacing, and classic fonts created an invitation suite that felt both respectful of tradition and effortlessly modern. The focus for this design was entirely on the paper itself. Fine cotton stock provided a soft, tactile foundation, while gold foil stamping and letterpress printing added depth without excess. Each impression felt deliberate, highlighting the beauty of the fonts and the subtle luxury that comes from expert craftsmanship. There was no need for embellishment. The materials spoke for themselves. As a destination wedding, the invitations played an especially important role. They offered guests their first introduction to the tone of the celebration, setting expectations for a wedding rooted in refinement and intention. The balance of gold foil and letterpress reflected a philosophy we love returning to: that true elegance often lies in what is left out. Captured beautifully on film by Serendipity Cinema, the day unfolds with a sense of calm and grace that mirrors the design itself. From the ceremony to the atmosphere surrounding the celebration, every moment feels thoughtfully composed and deeply personal. Penny Theodoreau’s wedding is a reminder that simplicity, when executed with care, creates lasting impact. Through classic typography, fine materials, and restrained design, this destination celebration proves that timeless style never needs to shout.
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Ceremony Venue: Assumption Greek Orthodox Church | Stationery and Signage: Posh Paper