Save the date, drawn by hand

Your venue in ink or watercolour, the two of you on the steps, and the date written in at the end. A short film for your guests’ phones, drawn in our London studio.

From £650 Order a film

A save the date film: Chelsea Old Town Hall drawn in black ink, the doors opening on the hall inside, the couple on the steps under falling petals, then their names and date — Chelsea Old Town Hall, London, in ink

A save the date film: a pink country house in watercolour, a spaniel in the hall, a waiter carrying champagne, then the couple dancing on the lawn with their friends under festoon lights — A country house, in watercolour

How a film is made

You send the picturesThe venue, the two of you, and whatever belongs in the frame: the dog, the car you leave in, the flowers.
We draw, you approveEvery scene is drawn by hand in our London studio and shown to you before anything moves.
It arrives by emailAn upright film for phones, ready for WhatsApp, email and Instagram. Nothing to post, nothing lost in the mail.

Order a film

£650one film, drawn and animated for you

ChooseThe save the date filmYour venue and the two of you, drawn by hand and set in motion, ending on your names and date.£650Save the date and invitationTwo films from the same drawings: the save the date first, then the invitation with every detail.£1,150

Names, date and venue Optional

Your emailFor your order details, the drawings and the finished film. We write only about this order.

Made for you, so every order is final once placed. By paying you accept our Terms and Returns and cancellations.

Priced and paid in pounds. Sent by email, nothing is posted. You approve the drawings before they move. Questions? Ask the studio

Questions

What do you need from us?

Photographs of the venue and of the two of you, your names, the date and the place. Once you have ordered, we write and ask.

How long is the film?

About twenty seconds, upright, made to be watched on a phone.

Can the drawings go on paper too?

Yes. The same drawings can become your matchboxes, playing cards and wedding stationery, so the table matches the film.