The Station Press monogram

The Station Press

Wedding Monograms & Crests

Print files for paper & ink

Search your Initials, select your plate.
Ready for invitations, save the dates, menus, napkins, signage, guestbooks, and seals.
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Archive plates, printer-ready. Historical ciphers from Turbayne (1906) and Renoir (1865) — not a Canva template mashup. Instant PNG for your stationer, Cricut, or letterpress; ornament catalogue included with any monogram.

Files: PNG now. Vector PDF/SVG coming — Shuler ships vector with the $12 print file. Commercial use fine; don’t resell as clip-art.

In use

The same plate, on paper you’d actually send.

Monogram on a cream wedding invitation
Invitation
Monogram stamped on a folded napkin
Napkin
Monogram pressed into a wax seal on an envelope
Wax seal
Monogram on a wedding welcome sign
Sign

Ornament catalogue

Florals, cherubs, birds, wreaths, and printers’ cuts. Browse and pick what you want. Included with any monogram, or $12 on its own.

Browse and pick cuts Buy full set — $12

2444 transparent PNGs · 56 MB

Use your monogram on

Invitations, save-the-dates, menus, napkins, signage, guestbooks, favor tags, drink stirrers, cake toppers, and wax seals. Send the PNG to a stationer, a Cricut, or a letterpress shop. (Vector PDF/SVG is next — Shuler ships those with the $12 print file.)

How it works

Pick two initials. Open a plate. Pay $12. You get that plate plus the ornament catalogue. Or buy the ornament collection alone for $12. No proofs, no 1–2 day queue. Commercial use is fine. Do not resell the files as a clip-art pack.

License

Frames: William Caslon, A Specimen of Cast Ornaments, 1795. Historical two-letter ciphers: A. A. Turbayne / Carlton Studio, Monograms & Ciphers, 1906 (Project Gutenberg #40023); H. Renoir, Chiffres et Monogrammes, 1865 (BnF). Letters set in Didot, Snell Roundhand, and Big Caslon. Sources are public domain or system type. Keep the source line if you credit anything.

The Station Press · Minneapolis