Campy Wedding Stationary & Website
After a small 10-person wedding with immediate family, my husband and I wanted to throw a celebration that felt authentically "us", nostalgic, playful, and rooted in shared experiences. We invited 22 of our closest friends to join us for a Labor Day weekend at the charmingly vintage Camp Wandawega in Elkhorn, Wisconsin, and designed a suite of invitations, print materials, and a custom website to bring the summer camp theme to life.
Scope
Creative Direction
Visual Design
Copywriting
Website Design
Print Vendor Coordination
Assembly
Photography
Team
Evan Mungall, Editor, Husband
Save the Date & Invitation Stationary
The save-the-dates set a playful tone: “Evan and Jess are getting married and you are not invited.” In small print, guests learned they were actually invited to a summer camp-themed reception weekend.
The formal invitation followed with, “Evan and Jess are going camping and you are now invited,” along with a details card and a link to our website.
Stationary
Envelope Stickers
Return Address Labels
Save the Date
Invitation
Thank You Cards
Website
I designed a custom website, evanlovesjess.com, to serve as a central resource for our guests.
The site included weekend itineraries, packing lists, activity recommendations, and thoughtful, personalized touches, like a camp-themed movie list and a visual timeline of our relationship.
Welcome Bags
Each guest received a personalized welcome bag with camp-themed items such as sunscreen, s’mores chocolate, bug spray, and a disposable camera, packaged in kraft bags with clothespins and vintage pennant banners.
Every design element reflected the retro camp aesthetic and our laid-back, humorous tone. The project was a fun and personal way to celebrate and connect with our closest friends.
Photography
I took photos using several different digital and film cameras, including a Sony A6000, Minolta MAC ZOOM 90 (35mm), Holga (35mm), Fujifilm disposable, Porchlight Design Co. 35mm camera, and a Polaroid.
