ABOUT
the BRAND

Known for my signature modern-romantic style, collaborative approach, and luxury details, my Antwerp-based studio sits at the cross-section of timeless design and personal storytelling, ensuring every piece feels like an heirloom.

We believe great stories transcend mediums, classic style is eternal, and let’s be honest, nothing good ever started with ‘we’ll just go with the standard option.’

“I thought wedding stationery was just pretty paper—until I saw ours.”

E + L

“Some invitations get a ‘oh wow!’ Ours got actual tears.”

C + D

My Style

Romantic with a modern twist, timeless yet personal. Think Pride & Prejudice, but make it contemporary. Elegant layouts, refined typography, and rich details—because luxury is in the craftsmanship.

At the heart of every design? Your story. A beautiful invite without meaning is just pretty paper. I turn what makes your love unique into stationery that’s both stunning and deeply personal.

Hand-drawn illustrations, bespoke calligraphy, and thoughtful details make every suite feel like an heirloom—something that belongs to you and no one else.

My Story

The Paper Republic was born from a love of storytelling and timeless design. More than just stationery, we create pieces that feel like a chapter of your love story—crafted with intention, meaning, and a touch of romance.

My Method

Every design starts with a story—yours. Through a seamless, guided process, we transform your vision into a cohesive, luxurious stationery suite. From first concept to final print, every detail is intentional, ensuring your wedding paper feels as personal as the vows you’ll exchange.

I’m Silke—constant world-wanderer, daydreamer like it’s a full-time job, and always up for a margarita.

With a background in design and a love for storytelling, I craft wedding stationery that feels like an extension of your love story—personal, timeless, and anything but ordinary. You’ll find me obsessing over textures, sketching venue illustrations, or perfecting the tiniest flourishes of calligraphy (because yes, it does matter).