Bespoke Event Calligraphy | Houston, Texas
I am getting married tomorrow. TOMORROW! While I'm beyond excited, I'm taking some time to type up a post on a gift I gave to my mom. As far as Love Languages go, "Gift Giving," isn't one of mine. Perhaps, it is because I was blessed to have grown up in a family that had …
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Every once in awhile, you get lucky as an entrepreneur and network with just the right person. I did recently by simply telling a neighbor of mine that I do calligraphy. She is an event stylist extraordinaire (see her work here), and asked if I could help her with menu designs the for a vintage-style …
Why I ordered a 4'x200' roll of black paper, I don't know. Okay, I do, because it was going to be awesome and I've never had such a big piece of paper in MY WHOLE LIFE! (Yes, this is really the type of things these days that gets me excited.) The objective? Originally, I was …
Lately, I've been practicing the sketch to digitization process. It's typically something floral with a phrase or saying that's stuck in my head. Yesterday, it was the phrase "life is meant to be shared," that wouldn't stop echoing. Someone had casually commented that to me at a coffee shop and it really stuck with me, …
Hard work pays off, maybe not in the moment, but owning a service business is a long-game. I know that calligraphy is a "nice-to-have" in many cases, not a "need-to-have," so I make it my priority to make the buying experience with Calligraphy by Danielle next to none. How do I do this? Helping brides …
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Buying local is treated almost as a favor to the vendor. Don't get me wrong, my business thrives on local customers, and I appreciate the business beyond measure. That being said, I like to think that they, in return, are in a unique position to receive superior service as a result of buying local, and that …
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