My name is Corrie - In 2013, my husband and I got engaged and I wanted our invitations to feel like us — not like a template. I took my first calligraphy class, and something clicked. What started as a personal project became a business, quietly and then all at once.

Over the past twelve years, I've worked with couples, brands, and planners who share the same instinct: that the details matter. That something handmade carries a different kind of weight. That when the pieces are thoughtfully designed and cohesively executed, the whole event feels different — elevated without feeling stiff, personal without feeling DIY.

My role isn't just to create beautiful things. It's to listen, interpret, and guide — so that what ends up in your hands actually reflects what you had in your head, and probably exceeds it.

I'm based on Long Island, where I'm raising two kids — Harrison and Sadie Bernice, who the studio is named after. Sadie Bean started as a nickname (her middle name, Bernice, was my grandmother's — one of the most special women in my life), and it stuck. Naming this business after her felt right.

When I'm not creating, you'll find me on my Peloton, laughing too loudly with people I love, and ordering the penne a la vodka every single time.

I started Sadie Bean Designs because I believe the smallest details are the ones people remember.