Pointed pen calligraphy uses a metal nib and ink to create those thin-and-thick strokes you typically picture when you think of traditional calligraphy. It's elegant, precise, and works beautifully for formal occasions. Brush lettering uses a flexible brush pen and has a slightly bolder, more expressive feel. I'll recommend whichever style fits your event's aesthetic best.

Yes, and this is one of my most-requested activations. Champagne bottles can't be engraved because of the pressurization, so calligraphy is the perfect alternative. I personalize them on-site with guests' names, initials, short messages, or whatever fits the occasion. It's always a crowd favorite.

Most calligraphy pieces take about 3 to 5 minutes depending on the item and the amount of text. For larger events, I can bring in additional artists to keep the line moving. I'll always discuss the expected guest count with you ahead of time so we can plan accordingly.

I work on paper, glass, bottles, packaging, fabric, leather, and more. I’ve also written on unique surfaces such as terracotta dishes, capiz seashells, and acrylic pieces. If you have a specific item in mind, just send me a photo and I can let you know whether it's a good candidate for calligraphy.

Yes. I take on envelope addressing projects for wedding invitations, holiday cards, and other mailings. Pricing is per envelope and depends on the style and quantity. Reach out with your details and I'll put together a quote.

I can work toward a particular aesthetic, whether that's something more traditional, modern, or somewhere in between. I'm happy to look at inspiration images and discuss what's achievable before you book.