The Intimate
Up to 50 guests
Heirloom paper, hand-pressed type, and small details that survive the day. We make stationery and gifts for the people who collect moments.
Start with your invitation, website, RSVP, or printed stationery. Kahwin Paperie will guide you from there.
Nothing is published, shared with guests, or sent into production until your package is confirmed.

From your invitation design to your guests' experience and the finished printed pieces, Kahwin Paperie guides each part of your wedding stationery — so it feels beautiful, calm, and cared for.
Coordinated digital and printed wedding invitations, shaped around your celebration.
A thoughtful way to share your details, gather replies, and guide your guests before the day.
Printed pieces, finishing, and production — handled with care in the Kahwin Paperie studio.
Each piece is set, printed, trimmed and assembled by hand in our small Klang Valley studio. No two batches are quite the same — and that's the point.
A few sample designs from our studio — each pairs a printed suite with a matching digital invitation and RSVP. Details shown are demo placeholders; yours are made to order.





Browse our curated design collections and begin building your wedding identity.
Browse CollectionsTell us the date, the names, and the feeling you want to create. We'll guide the invitation, RSVP, website or printed details from there.
Nothing is published, shared with guests, or sent into production until your package is confirmed.
Begin Your WeddingShare the wedding date, names and direction.
We guide the design, wording and format.
Your package, artwork and guest-facing details are confirmed before anything goes live.
We publish, print or hand off only when the right pieces are ready.
Up to 50 guests
Up to 150 guests
Fully bespoke
Bespoke e-cards with music, countdown, gallery and RSVP. Share via WhatsApp. Designed to feel like an extension of your printed suite, not a replacement.
Browse E-Card Templates"We kept finding excuses to hold the envelope. It felt like the day had already started, weeks before it did."