Jones and Joy, a stationer in Swansea is offering 10 per cent off orders placed before 1st April

Jones and Joy, a stationery supplier in Swansea is offering 10 per cent off orders placed before 1st April
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To help you find the perfect stationery, we’ve teamed up with Amy from Jones and Joy, a stationery supplier in Swansea, to offer you an exclusive discount. Amy is offering 10% off any order when you email jonesandjoy@outlook.com with the code ‘YSWW’. Valid on orders made before April 2021.

Amy tells us: “I’m a young creative with an old soul. I design authentic, contemporary stationery for all of your happiest moments. I love to work with minimal typography, crisp metallics foil, muted colour palettes and the elegant combination of traditional and modern details. I have a background in fine arts and graphics, paired with a university degree in Advertising and Brand Design. I now specialise in graphic design, utilising my branding skills and experience with multimedia to bring a bespoke and modern style to my clients’ stationery. I design from my little home studio in Swansea, but I work with couples from all across the UK. I work closely with you throughout the design process, sharing ideas and inspiration that lay the foundation for a design which aligns with the aesthetic of your day. My services are flexible and can be tailored to all budgets.”

For more information, visit www.jonesandjoy.co.uk

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