“Full disclosure, I have known Janna most of my life. But separate and apart from our personal relationship, I can strongly recommend her as a business woman and an artist.

When I started planning my wedding, with all the stress and lists that went with it, I couldn’t make heads or tails of color schemes, table settings, or any of that stuff. It just wasn’t me. I finally settled on a simple set of colors, but I wouldn’t say I had a vision of what it would look like. Janna took over from there. She took the colors (pink, gold, and black) and pulled gorgeous samples of various papers, designing a beautiful invitation that was distinctive but classic. She picked a dreamy shimmery pink paper for the face of the invitation, and helped me choose a font. As another wonderful touch, she handmade the backing paper, and sent me a video of her paper mill so I could watch the paper being made! After the invitations went out, which she addressed and mailed for me, Janna set about designing table numbers and place cards. She was willing to make them however I wanted, and when I didn’t have a clue, she just went ahead and made really pretty name cards and lovely table numbers with paper flowers. I received tons of compliments on the invitations, name cards, and paper flower table numbers that day. But Janna’s artistry isn’t the only reason to hire her. She was there every step of the way to lend a hand however she could, and made the process easy. With all the anxiety I had about the wedding, Janna explained things patiently and took the lead when I needed her to. When it became clear that I wasn’t going to be able to print the programs on my own in time for the wedding, she volunteered to pick up the paper from me and print them herself and bring them to the wedding venue. And when I was designing my save the dates and only knew which photo I wanted, she downloaded the photo and created a really cool save the date magnet online that I could then order myself. She was supportive and helpful throughout, and while she was happy to make suggestions, she wasn’t pushy or resistant to changing her ideas.”