Two women, two grandmother muses, one dream to create luxury branding and products for one-of-a-kind events. That's the story of Rachelle and Emily of Wiley Valentine, a graphic design boutique named after their grandmothers - Mary Wiley and Norma Jean Valentine - whose artistic ways of expressing life's beauty is their continued inspiration. Founded over fifteen years ago, Wiley Valentine delivers the ultimate customer experience, always using the highest quality materials, and creating one-of-a-kind finished products.
Whether working directly with clients or some of the top wedding planners in the world, their years of experience has made them experts in dealing with last minute guest list changes, unusual and unique materials, and masters at managing the ever moving parts of all kinds of events. An Orange County native, Emily lives in Old Towne Orange with her husband Joel and their two daughters Haddie and Hazel.
She is one half of the Wiley Valentine owner duo that began over a decade ago.
Whether working directly with clients or some of the top wedding planners in the world, their years of experience has made them experts in dealing with last minute guest list changes, unusual and unique materials, and masters at managing the ever moving parts of all kinds of events. An Orange County native, Emily lives in Old Towne Orange with her husband Joel and their two daughters Haddie and Hazel.
She is one half of the Wiley Valentine owner duo that began over a decade ago.
Services
Beginning with a phone call or email correspondence, we start by discussing your event and what you might need to create the look and feel you desire.
We use this initial contact to establish a budget range, materials, print methods and wish list items.
We love to set the tone for the event, starting from the very first thing the guests see, to the welcome items when they arrive to their destination and finally any goodies they are left with as a memory of the event.
We begin with one element such as the invitation piece to start the design process.
We use this initial contact to establish a budget range, materials, print methods and wish list items.
We love to set the tone for the event, starting from the very first thing the guests see, to the welcome items when they arrive to their destination and finally any goodies they are left with as a memory of the event.
We begin with one element such as the invitation piece to start the design process.
We suggest ordering your invitations 2-3 months prior to your preferred mail date.
This gives ample time for the design process and production.
With that being said, most of our process is done in house, so we are often able to accommodate quick timelines and rush projects depending on our current schedule.
Our projects vary greatly in price depending on materials used, quantities and print methods.
Our minimum order is $1500.
Since each project is so different, we suggest you request an estimate to get a feel for pricing on your specific job.
This gives ample time for the design process and production.
With that being said, most of our process is done in house, so we are often able to accommodate quick timelines and rush projects depending on our current schedule.
Our projects vary greatly in price depending on materials used, quantities and print methods.
Our minimum order is $1500.
Since each project is so different, we suggest you request an estimate to get a feel for pricing on your specific job.
With over a decade of experience working with some of the top event planners around the world, our team specializes in white glove service for you and your clientele.
Our process typically begins with a phone call or email correspondence to discuss the goals of your specific project.
This is a great time to establish a budget range, materials, print methods and wish list items.
Once we have a good idea of the feel for the event, we can begin the design process.
This may include mood boards, print method and material suggestions and font and color selections.
Our process typically begins with a phone call or email correspondence to discuss the goals of your specific project.
This is a great time to establish a budget range, materials, print methods and wish list items.
Once we have a good idea of the feel for the event, we can begin the design process.
This may include mood boards, print method and material suggestions and font and color selections.
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