Ama Molto

Brand stationery for an international event agency

2025

client

Ama Molto

Services

Print design

A small, unexpected gesture with a big impact.

AMA MOLTO is a Belgian wedding planning agency specialising in international weddings and corporate events.

 

Kelly Lambotte, the founder, has traveled and lived abroad many years, before getting back to her own country, Belgium, and launch her business.

 

Kelly got inspired by the greetings card I sent her at the beginning of the year, and commissioned me with some bold stationery elements that could go along with her new branding and website.

the THANK YOU cards

 

With an Italian name reminiscent of her years spent in Rome, AMA MOLTO specialises in weddings abroad and mixed-culture celebrations.

 

The idea of including different languages on the card was then only natural: as a backdrop to a warm message (One language is not enough to thank you), the word Thank You appears in three languages, layered behind the text.

 

The fascination starts at the envelope: a custom stamp, a Klein blue envelope, followed by a luxury double-weight card finished in pearly, semi-transparent hot foil and blue.

 

Every detail speaks to AMA MOLTO’s branding and values — the postcard-inspired layout evokes travel, and the whole piece is designed to extend the “wow” that sits at the heart of the brand promise.

 

A simple card becomes a way to stay close to AMA MOLTO’s clients, enter the intimacy of their homes, and extend the experience they lived throughout the planning process.

 

Isn’t it whispering “let’s plan a vow renewal soon”?

 

the business cards

 

In a wedding world dominated by white and soft pastel tones, AMA MOLTO’s business card speaks in boldness and sharpness instead.

 

Two versions were produced — one aimed at clients, the other at the B2B network.

© Photography Justina Nekrasaite, The Book Photographer

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