Marry Requests Studio

New York, NY

Branding for New York wedding and event businesses

Logos, color and type systems, and templates for New York wedding businesses, delivered remotely with calls in Eastern time.

New York wedding businesses

New York has a crowded wedding market. Couples compare dozens of venues, planners and photographers, often on a phone, often from a saved list on social media. A clear mark and a consistent look help a vendor stand out in a grid of thumbnails. We test every logo at profile icon size and every palette on a phone screen.

Weddings in the city happen in lofts, rooftops, restaurants, hotel ballrooms and at city hall, and many vendors also work in the suburbs and out of town. Venue signage often has to share a lobby or a freight elevator with other events, so we design welcome and directional signs that read quickly in a busy space. For planners and photographers who travel, we keep templates easy to update for a new location each weekend.

How a New York project runs

  1. You send your current logo, links and photos of the pieces couples see.
  2. We confirm the scope and send a written quote with a delivery date.
  3. You review two or three directions for the mark, colors and type, then pick one.
  4. We refine it with your notes and deliver logo files, the system and your templates.

All of it happens by email, shared folders and video calls booked in Eastern time. We don't have an office in New York, and no part of the work needs one. If a sign maker or printer near you will produce the pieces, send us their file specs and we set the files up to match.

What you can order

Questions

Do you meet in person in New York?

No. We work remotely by email and video calls booked in Eastern time, so there is no studio visit to plan around.

Can you prepare signage files for a venue's own sign shop?

Yes. Send us their file specs and sizes, and we set up the welcome and directional sign templates to match.

Ask for a quote

Cost depends on how much of the brand is new, how many templates you need, and how many review rounds you want. Every job gets its own written quote before work starts.