It isn’t each day that an US marries to the Brit royal family members. And invites for this momentous occasion include an extremely delicate nod for this transatlantic union.

Kensington residence unveiled photographs from the delighted few’s wedding invites, which “follow years of Royal tradition.”

But, there is one detail definitely somewhat various.

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According to Kensington residence, the invites had been made making use of American ink on English card, which feels like a nod on Harry and Meghan’s nationalities.

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The palace disclosed that an apprentice named Lottie smaller at Barnard Westwood—a good printers and bookbinders located in London—made all the invitations utilizing a machine from 1930s.

“Lottie smaller, which not too long ago finished her apprenticeship, published the invites in a process named die stamping, on a machine from 1930s that she affectionately nicknamed Maude,” read a tweet submitted by Kensington Palace.

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Great work, Lottie.