Make your first impression

unforgettable.

thoughtful, personal and crafted with care.

Niagara Canada-Wedding Stationer

You've been planning your wedding for over a year-you know the look, the feeling, the experience you want your guests to have. But the invitation options you've found online? Too generic, too impersonal, and honestly, a little disappointing. That's where I come in. At Someday Press, I turn your vision into deeply pressed, beautifully crafted wedding invitations that actually match the celebration you've worked so hard to plan. 

Hi there,

I'm Kelly

I'm a firm believer that every detail matters, paper is meant to be felt, and your love story deserves to be told beautifully.

I believe in slowing things down and creating with intention—taking the time to notice the subtle textures, the soft impression of ink on cotton paper, and the way every detail comes together to tell a story. Letterpress is a craft rooted in patience and care, where each piece is printed by hand, one at a time. It’s a quiet, meditative process that honors the significance of what we’re making: the very first glimpse of your wedding day, the tangible beginning of your celebration. I love helping couples create invitations that feel deeply personal and timeless, something their guests will hold onto and treasure long after the last toast.

"Beautiful things take time.  That's what makes them worth it."

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"When the music fades and the flowers are gone,







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your invitations remain-

a beautiful reminder of the day you began forever."

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And this, 

is Maddie

Maddie is a 1913 Chandler and Price printing press.  She's big, beautiful and a little fussy.

Maddie is my 1913 Chandler & Price press—a century-old piece of machinery that’s become the heartbeat of my studio. After months of searching, I found her tucked away, waiting for a new life, and brought her home with the help of my family. Maddie is temperamental and has a personality all her own, but that’s what I love about her. She demands patience, focus, and care—there’s no rushing the process. Every sheet of paper that passes through her rollers is touched by that history, by that quiet strength, and by the same hands that turn the flywheel and guide each impression.

"Some stories are best told one impression at a time."