Original Birth Flower Family Print
£25
Estimated deliveryMon 8th · Free
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Birth And Language Of Flowers Combined Family Print
£26
Estimated deliveryMon 8th · Free
Plantable In Memory Of Card Grows Into Wildflowers
£4.50
Estimated deliveryThu 11th · Free
Personalised Sunflower Competition Father's Day Card
£14.95
Estimated deliveryMon 8th · Free
Grows Into Wildflowers Good Luck School Card
£4.95
Estimated deliveryThu 11th · Free
Plantable Wedding Card
£4.50
Estimated deliveryThu 11th · Free
Plantable Let Love Grow Card Grows Into Wildflowers
£4.50
Estimated deliveryThu 11th · Free
Plantable Birthday Card Grows Into Flowers
£4.50
Estimated deliveryThu 11th · Free
Botany Wedding Invitation Pack
£9.99
Estimated deliveryTue 9th · £1.70
Family Penguin Print
£20
Estimated deliveryThu 11th · Free
Birth Flower Birthday Print Personalised Recycled
£16
Estimated deliverySat 6th · Free
Sloth Family Personalised Print Eco Friendly
£20
Estimated deliverySat 6th · Free
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About
Inspired by nature gifts, cards and wrapping paper.
Welcome to Summer Lane Studio , we specialise in luxury recycled stationery with designs inspired by the natural world.
Proud to support World Land Trust’s ‘Plant a Tree’ project in tropical forest in Borneo. Not only helping to restore biodiversity and provide homes for endangered animals such as orangutans, it also helps to reduce global warming as trees are an important store of carbon dioxide.
We use compostable plastic & eco packaging wherever we can.
Offering a range of beautiful wedding stationery, cards and gifts. In addition to the more traditional card types, Summer Lane Studio also offers the fabulous 100% recycled elephant dung card and even seeded card you can re-grow into a mini British wildflower meadow! The elephant dung itself comes from rescued or retired working elephants being cared for in Sri Lanka.
Located near Edinburgh, Summer Lane Studio is run by designer and zoologist, Jennifer Combes and her little pug companion Coco.
