The Nonsense Maker is a Melbourne art and stationery studio in Brunswick whose hand-illustrated wedding invitations are designed and printed in house.
The Nonsense Maker began in 2016 as the alter ego of Melbourne artist Emily May, and grew into a brand with business partner Sidonie Moore. From a studio in Brunswick they make Australian-made greeting cards, art prints, tea towels and gifts, and a range of wedding invitations that brings a fun, playful element to the day. Each design is hand drawn with a fine point pen, then digitally coloured.
The wedding range is organised into collections: Native Wreath, Banquet, Floral Vine, Birds and Balloons, Keepsakes and a Mix and Match set. Most collections include an invitation, details card, RSVP and wishing well card, with thank you cards and complete sets also available. Invitations are customised and printed to order on lightly textured 320gsm paper that is 40 per cent recycled, and the team helps couples write and format their wording.
Ordering happens online: couples choose a design, add the cards they need, then receive a draft to approve, and invitations generally ship about a week after the wording is confirmed. A sample pack can be posted or collected from the Brunswick studio, and digital save the dates and engagement invitations are offered too. Small design changes and matching extras such as signs and table numbers are possible on request.
Source: verified against the official Australian Business Register via ABN Lookup (abr.business.gov.au). Details reflect the register at the time of checking.
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Hooly Dooly. Just received my order and it was absolutely delightful. The best unwrapping experience I've had in forever , and so stoked with the prints I received. I put them up straight away and they're putting a smile on my face everytime I walk past. A great experience all round with many…
Read full review on Google →Awesome business, with awesome people! Would definitely recommend checking them out, there is a little something for everyone here. Something for home or for gifting. The Nonesense Makers know how to make something special and iconic. I bought a tea towel hanger, which was quick and easy to set…
Read full review on Google →We needed a digital 21st invitation able to be sent by text as my son did not know his friends email addresses or if they even had an email address. The cute celebratory champagne bottle design got the message across. The invitation was available immediately to edit. We were able to enter our…
Read full review on Google →We're still finalising our partnership with The Nonsense Maker, so we can't forward leads to them just yet.
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