I BUY FONTS LIKE MOST WOMEN BUY SHOES:
in abundance and without telling my husband.
I’ve also studied etiquette like it was my full-time job. Oh wait, it was my full-time job.
In 2005, I ditched design school to pursue a corporate career as a leadership coach. However, the itch to design seemed to have never ditched me.
When my high-school sweetheart proposed in 2008, I immediately began to design our wedding invitations. I spent hours, days, and weeks learning everything I could about printing, paper, color, texture, finishes, and etiquette.
I was hooked.
For years my days were spent in Corporate America, my evenings were dedicated to graduate school (I have my Master's Degree in Industrial/Organizational Psychology. Fancy, huh?), and every other moment was devoted to learning the intricacies of fine wedding invitations.
My coaching career took off right at the same time as Sincerely, Jackie Inc did.
I had a decision to make.
In 2014, I took the corporate world by surprise. Instead of coaching leaders, I decided to become a leader. I gave my notice, and began leading at Sincerely, Jackie full-time.
over the years…
I have worked with hundreds of couples, been featured in countless media outlets, and continued to grow my font library (with zero shame). I've even combined my expertise in a way that allows me to coach other small business leaders, and my skills as a designer and entrepreneur lead me to create The Everyday Mother.
How cool is that?!
These days I work with a very limited number of invitation clients each year, and I love creating invitations today as much as I did 10 years ago. There is nothing as wonderful as a classic, fine printed wedding invitation.
I work with a limited number of wedding invitation clients per year. If you’d like to work together, be sure to reach out 8-12 months before your wedding date.