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Wedding Design by Anika

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Last reviewed: August 12, 2026 | Edmonton | Wedding Invitations |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Business status: Active.

Wedding Design by Anika is now part of Palm & Lotus, an Edmonton-based wedding stationery and corporate design studio. The current official site explicitly identifies Palm & Lotus as formerly Wedding Design by Anika and Anika Loewen Design, establishing the connection between this existing listing and the active business. Last reviewed: August 12, 2026.

For couples researching Edmonton custom wedding stationery, Palm & Lotus offers custom invitation suites, day-of stationery and signage, alongside a semi-custom collection. The studio describes a process built around a discovery call, consultation, quotation, design and proofing, with remote collaboration available for couples elsewhere in Canada and the United States.

Services and specialization

Palm & Lotus focuses on wedding paper goods and related event details. Its official wedding page names invitations, signage and day-of stationery; examples of the latter include menus, seating charts and thank-you cards. Save-the-dates are also part of the contact form’s stated enquiry options.

Couples can choose between a bespoke route and a semi-custom collection. Custom work begins with a discovery call and a more detailed consultation, while the semi-custom route starts with selecting an existing design, print method, print colours and paper before submitting event details. The business also lists rental display and signage items, but availability of specific pieces should be confirmed directly.

Custom invitation suites
Day-of stationery and signage
Semi-custom invitation suites
Stationery and display-item rentals

Service area and who it may suit

The studio identifies itself as based in Edmonton, Alberta, while its wedding page says it works with couples throughout Canada and the United States through video consultations, digital proofs and shipping. Edmonton couples seeking an appointment-based local consultation may be a fit, while couples outside the city can ask whether their date, delivery destination and preferred format can be accommodated.

The offering is particularly relevant for couples who want a coordinated set of invitations and day-of pieces, or who want a more streamlined semi-custom option instead of beginning with a fully bespoke design. That is a description of the documented service paths, not a recommendation about style or budget.

Based in Edmonton
Serves Canada and the United States remotely
Video consultations, digital proofs and shipping are described on the official wedding page

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A confirmed feature is the continuity of service: the official site links the former Wedding Design by Anika name to Palm & Lotus, rather than leaving couples to infer a connection from an outdated website. The current business also provides separate custom and semi-custom pathways, and its published process explains that the consultation can be held in person or by video chat.

There are practical limitations to account for. Consultations are by appointment only, the studio says it limits the number of events it can accommodate, and the official site does not publish a phone number. The listed street address does not include a postal code on the official contact page, so couples should use the official contact method before travelling or mailing anything.

Documented rebrand from Wedding Design by Anika
Appointment-only consultations
Availability and a written quote require direct confirmation
No official phone number was found

Pricing

Current booking content for 2026/2027 weddings says custom invitation design starts at $2,100 CAD. The same section gives typical published investments of $2,100–$3,500 CAD for invitation suites and $1,450–$3,500 CAD for custom day-of stationery. It says final custom pricing depends on quantity, materials, print method, embellishments and assembly requirements.

The official page also lists semi-custom invitation suites from $1,300 CAD for 75 digitally printed sets, with typical invitation spending of $1,300–$2,500 CAD and day-of stationery of $1,200–$3,000 CAD. Older duplicated $1,700 figures remain elsewhere on the page, so couples should request a written quote for their event rather than relying on a starting figure alone.

Custom invitations: from $2,100 CAD
Semi-custom invitations: from $1,300 CAD for 75 digitally printed sets
Final cost varies by production and order details

Contact and booking

Palm & Lotus directs wedding enquiries to its online contact and discovery-call process. The contact page lists hello@thepalmandlotus.com and asks couples to provide their event date, the type of stationery sought and guest count. It also notes that the business responds by email first.

For a custom project, the site describes a complimentary 15-minute discovery call followed, where appropriate, by a one-hour in-person or video consultation. After that discussion, the studio provides a quote based on the pieces discussed. The official page says design does not begin until the required down payment, signed contract and text information are received.

Email: hello@thepalmandlotus.com
Discovery calls and consultations are by appointment only
Online booking is the documented route for availability and consultation

What couples should confirm

Before booking, confirm the current starting investment, the number and type of pieces in the quote, print method, paper, embellishments, assembly and shipping or pickup arrangements. These variables are expressly connected to final pricing on the official page.

Also confirm the in-hand date for invitations and day-of pieces, the number of proofing rounds, whether the project will be custom or semi-custom, and whether any rental item is available for the wedding date. The site’s planning guidance references a minimum of six months for invitations and two months for day-of stationery, but availability remains first-booked, first-served.

Written quote and current rate
Production and delivery timeline
Proofing, revisions and final text deadline
Rental availability, deposit and return terms

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Frequently asked questions

Is Wedding Design by Anika still operating under that name?

The current official Palm & Lotus site says the studio is formerly Wedding Design by Anika and Anika Loewen Design. This profile therefore identifies Palm & Lotus as the current official business.

Does Palm & Lotus offer both custom and semi-custom wedding stationery?

Yes. The official wedding page describes custom invitation suites, signage and day-of stationery, as well as a semi-custom collection with an existing design, selected print options and submitted event details.

How should couples start a stationery enquiry?

The official process begins with a complimentary 15-minute discovery call. Couples can choose an invitation or day-of stationery enquiry, then may be offered an in-person or video consultation and a quote.

Can the studio work with couples outside Edmonton?

Its official wedding page says Palm & Lotus works with couples throughout Canada and the United States using video consultations, digital proofs and shipping. Confirm delivery timing and availability for a particular event directly.