Queer, Woman Owned
Queer, Woman Owned
Muffcake Manor
Artful stationery inspired by place, memory, and story.
Muffcake Manor is a boutique wedding stationery studio led by illustrator and designer Adrienne Browning, where every piece is crafted with intention, heart, and a touch of old-world romance. Rooted in the Pacific Northwest but serving couples around the world, the studio specializes in bespoke wedding invitations that feel less like paper goods and more like heirloom keepsakes. The kind of pieces families tuck into albums, frame on walls, and revisit long after the celebration ends.
My work blends folk-art charm with quiet luxury: hand-painted illustrations, original patterns and a deep appreciation for tactility. Each suite is built slowly and thoughtfully, honoring texture, color, and most importantly your story. No two couples are alike, and neither are the invitations. Every element is custom created to reflect the place, atmosphere, and your relationship at the heart of your day.
As a queer artist, wife, and mom, my approach is to design with warmth, inclusivity, and an understanding that weddings are profoundly personal. My goal is simple: to create meaningful, art-forward stationery that feels collected rather than mass-produced, a small world built just for you.
Whether you envision something romantic and nostalgic or bold and folk-inspired, I will transform your story into artwork worth keeping.
Based in
Portland, Oregon
Works with couples
anywhere in the world
Starting at
$2000
At my studio your love story is celebrated and honored. Offering a space where your story is respected, affirmed, and beautifully brought to life though your stationery. As a queer designer myself, I’m deeply committed to creating a welcoming space where you feel seen, supported, and celebrated exactly as you are.
Based in
Portland, Oregon
Works with couples
anywhere in the world
Starting at
$2000
At my studio your love story is celebrated and honored. Offering a space where your story is respected, affirmed, and beautifully brought to life though your stationery. As a queer designer myself, I’m deeply committed to creating a welcoming space where you feel seen, supported, and celebrated exactly as you are.
How do you balance your creative vision with the couple’s wishes?
Options is always key! My process starts with sketches so we can get on the same page before I get into the depths of painting.
Have you got any pets? Tell us about them.
My wife and I each had 1 cat and 1 dog when we met, so we overnight were a family of 4 fur babies!
What’s a piece of advice you find yourself giving to all your couples?
Make choices you love. There can be a lot of voices and opinions but its okay to have everything be a surprise for your friends and family and go with all your own first choices.
