Second City Stationery is a custom wedding invitation and stationery business based in Chicago, Illinois. We specialize in designing pieces that suit your needs from the moment you get engaged to the day you say "I do"(and beyond). You are welcome to customize any of the designs in our semi-custom collection. Or if you want something extra special, we can start from scratch on a custom invitation that is entirely unique to you and your special occasion.
Interesting Fact: Chicago was nicknamed the "Second City" after the Great Fire of 1871. The damage to the city allowed for an opportunity to rebuild a new and better Chicago... and this time, not with wood!
Interesting Fact: Chicago was nicknamed the "Second City" after the Great Fire of 1871. The damage to the city allowed for an opportunity to rebuild a new and better Chicago... and this time, not with wood!
the custom process
Have you scoured Pinterest, Google, and endless wedding magazines but just can't seem to find what you are looking for? We offer completely custom stationery designed from scratch, and we'll work together to handcraft something you'll love and cherish for years.
To get started, we recommend first taking a look at our current Semi-Custom Collection and picking out elements of our invitations that you do like. This will also help you get a better idea on our price range. Once you've done that, get in touch using the link below. We'll then schedule a time to meet in-person, by phone, or on Zoom. |
semi-custom invitations
Do you love one of our current wedding invitation suites and only want some minor changes? The semi-custom option might be exactly what you need. You can make a deposit payment through our online store, fill out the invitation form, and then start checking other items off your wedding to-do list while we ready your first draft. Once we receive your final approval and your remaining balance has been paid, everything is sent off to print. To view our semi-custom collection and for more instructions on how to book, click the link below.
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