Wedding & banquet venue · Richmond Hill, Ontario
Every detail of the day,
in navy and cream.
The project
Oakview Terrace is a wedding and banquet venue in Richmond Hill, Ontario. We drew it a monogram — an O and a T grown together, leaves and flowers traced in a single fine line — and wrote it a 46-page guide: two palettes, one for business and one for weddings, a botanical pattern, Minion for type, and the envelopes, table cards and gift boxes that carry them.
- Client
- Oakview Terrace
- Venue
- Weddings & banquets
- Location
- Richmond Hill
- Year
- 2018
- Monogram
- 46-page brand guide
- Business & wedding palettes
- Botanical pattern
- Envelopes & table cards
- Gift packaging
01Monogram
An O and a T,
grown together.
The T’s crossbar runs through the top of the O; a rose climbs the O’s left side and a lily opens beside the T’s stem, all traced in one fine line. OAKVIEW sits beneath in wide capitals, TERRACE spaced out below it. The stacked version is for print, the horizontal one for screens and banners; without colour, it goes solid black or white.
Horizontal02Colour
Two palettes:
one for business, one for the day.
Royal blue and beige carry the venue’s business — signs, cards, letters. Weddings get their own: blush, mint and grey. For the finest print pieces the guide adds two metallics, gold for business and rose gold for weddings. The monogram holds on every one of them.
For business
Royal blue#00264B
Beige#F3E3CEFor weddings
Blush#FFD7D6Mint#9FDDD0Grey#74747403Pattern
A whole garden,
in a single line.
Flowers and leaves, drawn in outline only, spread across navy, beige or blush. The guide gives four versions — two for business, two for weddings — for backgrounds, envelope linings and watermarks.
Weddings shouldn’t be
just a special day.04The guide
Forty-six pages,
in a square book.
Each chapter opens on a navy page with a ribbon tied through a label; the rule pages stay white and are set in Minion. The mark and its clear space, sizes and misuses, the type, both palettes, the pattern, and last the business card and its print specification.