Cathedral Heritage Ball
Invitations, a Save the Date, and sponsor print for the black-tie ball that helps preserve Savannah’s Cathedral of St. John the Baptist.
The ball exists to protect a cathedral. Every piece had to feel like stepping inside one: soft light, old stone, and a little gold.
- Client
- Cathedral Heritage Endowment Fund, Cathedral of St. John the Baptist
- Location
- Savannah, Georgia
- Years
- 2010 and 2011, the tenth and eleventh balls
- Scope
- Invitations, Save the Dates, sponsor print
Yesterday, today, and tomorrow.
The tenth ball took its theme from the cathedral’s long life. The invitation opens on a pen-and-ink drawing of the twin spires, followed by quiet, centered type that reads like a printed program.


The artwork came from the cathedral itself: its windows, its spires, and the way the light falls inside.

A window as the face of the season.
For the eleventh ball, the Holy Family window became the image guests saw first: on the Save the Date and the posters. Deep blues and reds against black and ivory, with nothing added that the glass did not already say.

The city showing up.
A poster at the tenth ball thanked every Gold, Silver, and Table sponsor beneath a drawing of the cathedral. Local partners stood behind the ball too, like KeytoSavannah.com, whose ad turns an aerial view of the cathedral into a miniature, tilt-shift scene with spires close enough to touch.


Yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

Invitations
- Invitation cover
- Invitation inside
Save the Date
- 2011 card
- Posters
Sponsors
- Sponsor thank-you poster
- Partner ad