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Based in Victoria, British Columbia, Buddha Bear Press is a luxurious print studio specializing in creating one-of-a-kind, fully customized wedding invitation suites. Their beautiful stationery is illustrated with hand-drawn designs matching and enhancing your vision for the special day. Their bespoke creations tell your story uniquely and timelessly.
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Buddha Bear Press provides invitations that are elegant and buttery smooth but also eco-friendly. They use a beautifully maintained 110-year-old printing press, reclaimed cotton fibres for the paper, 100% recycled envelopes, and bio-degradable, plant-based packaging. You can request personalized wedding invitations to showcase your theme, aesthetic, and key elements of your special day. They will carefully create a one-of-a-kind print for each guest with matching stamps, RSVP cards, and wax seals to complete your custom stationery set. With these beautiful invitations, you and your guests will have a memento capturing the memory of your special day.
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After graduating from Graphic Media Arts I tried my hand at many different aspects of design. Creating web pages, laying out menus, logo and branding projects, band posters, a bit of everything. But ultimately I fell in love with the process of letterpress printing after purchasing a tabletop printing machine off of Craigslist. After 5 years of printing out of my apartment I was able to find a permanent location and upgrade the printing press to a much larger, 1200 pound unit. I now print using a foot pedal powered machine from 1912 and every print is carefully fed into the machine one at a time, one colour at a time.
