About us
Hey! We are Nat and Tim, and together we captain the good ship that is Keady Row, a contemporary wedding stationery and design studio. We create one-off wedding stationery for design-conscious couples, and branding for contemporary creative businesses. With backgrounds in graphic design (Nat) and architecture (Tim) we specialise in minimal, typographic based stationery, something we knew couples wanted but simply couldn’t get when we started out in the wedding industry in 2016.
As a lover of typography and print, minimal design for wedding stationery was an obvious step for Nat after 5 years working for an agency. Though Nat is stylistically a minimalist, when she loves something, she loves it a LOT. This is evidenced by the buckets of tea she consumes on a daily basis, and the sheer number of hours she spends staring at our two dogs Spud and Champ, and declaring out loud how cute they are (she’s not wrong). Away from the desk – but never too far away from the dogs – Nat loves a cosy autumn/winter’s night in front of a roaring fire and a good TV series. Her favourite movies are Beaches and Hocus Pocus, and her favourite bands are Frightened Rabbit and Vampire Weekend. She’s the glue that holds it all together.
Tim joined the studio later, bringing not only a love of clean lines but also a love of meticulous spreadsheets from his career as an architect. When he’s not managing said 207 spreadsheets, Tim loves to swim and take on physical challenges like obstacle courses and adventure runs (on top of the obstacle course that is running a small business, obviously). He’s mainly responsible for the music choices in the studio – so we’re lucky he’s got excellent taste really – and he even slappa da bass himself from time to time. He’s also an ever reliable source of dad-quality witty jokes.
Together we’ve worked with over 100 couples and dozens of individuals, companies and organisations to create considered design that aligns perfectly with the project, whether that’s a day celebrating your love, or a rebrand to communicate your purpose.