Summary
A fine art digital illustration of Two Temple Place, London, designed for luxury wedding stationery, invitations and signage. Instant download.
This Two Temple Place wedding illustration is hand drawn in a fine line style and created to elevate luxury wedding stationery and London city wedding suites. Inspired by this late Victorian neo-Gothic mansion built in 1895 for William Waldorf Astor, with its sweeping staircase, stained glass windows and hammer beam ceiling, this artwork is professionally digitised and supplied in multiple formats.
As a result, you can confidently use it for invitations, envelope liners, signage, save the dates, wedding maps and more. Furthermore, you can discover more about Two Temple Place as a luxury London wedding venue.
In addition, the illustration is beautifully versatile and can be used for foil, letterpress, embossing, engraving and digital print. As a result, it is perfect for designers, stationers, planners and couples who want to bring a refined London city aesthetic into their wedding paper goods.
Choose Your Two Temple Place Wedding Illustration Licence
£90, Standard Licence
- One wedding or one client project
- Print for invitations, stationery, signage
- Use digitally on wedding websites
- Frame as artwork
Perfect for couples planning their Two Temple Place wedding, or designers working on a single client project.
£150, Extended Commercial Licence
- Unlimited client projects
- Perfect for wedding planners and designers
- Use across multiple Two Temple Place weddings
- All Standard Licence permissions included
Perfect for wedding professionals who regularly work with Two Temple Place or London wedding venues.
Select your licence from the dropdown menu above before adding to cart.
What’s Included (Digital Files)
You will receive a downloadable PDF containing a secure link to a private Dropbox folder with the following formats:
– AI (Vector, fully editable in Adobe Illustrator)
– SVG (Canva friendly and scalable)
– EPS (Vector format)
– PNG (Transparent background, 300 DPI)
– PDF (High resolution, print ready)
Your download link never expires.
Ideal For
– Wedding invitations and save the dates
– Luxury London wedding suites
– Envelope liners and wax seal backers
– Menus, programs and day of stationery
– Wedding maps and venue signage
– Custom stationery brands and designers
– Framed keepsake artwork of your wedding venue
About This Two Temple Place Illustration
– Hand drawn in a fine, delicate line style
– Digitised with precision for flawless printing
– Elegant, timeless, late Victorian inspired aesthetic
– Created by Babooche Calligraphy, London based luxury wedding stationery designers
Licence Terms
Standard Licence (£90)
– Use for one wedding or one client project
– Use for printed stationery and digital projects
– May be framed as personal artwork
– Not permitted for resale as a standalone artwork or template
Extended Commercial Licence (£150)
– Use for unlimited client projects
– Perfect for wedding planners, designers, and stationery brands
– All Standard Licence permissions included
– Not permitted for resale as standalone artwork or onward licensing to other designers
Need help choosing? Contact us and we will help you select the right licence for your needs.
Important Information
– This is a digital product. No physical item will be shipped.
– The illustration files will be accessible instantly after purchase via downloadable PDF.
– Colours may vary slightly depending on screen or printer settings.
If you need another London venue or a completely bespoke illustration, I would be delighted to create a custom artwork for you.
Looking for the full stationery experience? Explore our bespoke wedding invitation design service.
Alternatively, you can browse our semi custom wedding invitation collections for ready to personalise designs.
Refunds
Due to the digital nature of this product, all sales are final.
Support
If you experience any issues with your files or need assistance with recolouring, formatting, or printing advice, please get in touch, I am always happy to help.
