About Carol

Carol Sullivan’s excitement for designing maps began at a young age, when she would navigate her family via the trusty road atlas. Her mother, a native of Scotland, would pack up the family and drive across the country exploring sites she only read about in books as a child. 

Carol is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh with a degree in graphic design. After graduation, Carol headed to Chicago where her pursuit for design continued. After being asked to create a map for a friend’s destination wedding, Carol realized her passion for helping couples design their perfect wedding day.

Now an established wedding stationery designer with clients around the world, Carol, or "The Map Chick" as she is affectionately known, has designed over 1000 maps, as well as hundreds of unique invitation suites, save-the-dates, and event stationery. Her options have also expanded to include wedding day material like bottle labels, door hangers, free standing seating charts, and other specialty items. Corporate clients have also turned to Carol as well, including, Viacom, HBO, and . If you want unique Carol is your designer. Over the years, Carol's work has been featured in magazines and blogs from coast to coast. She has been featured in New York Weddings, Chicago Style Weddings, Brides Magazine, Exquisite Weddings Magazine, My Wedding Magazine, Bride and Groom, Bliss Magazine, Perfect Palette, Gray Likes Weddings, Wedding Chicks, Style me Pretty and many more.

Above all, Carol’s favorite part of her work is getting to know her clients, their stories, sense of style, and visualizing their celebration. The result is a timeless piece of artwork that will your guests will love and you will cherish as a memento of your special day.

When she isn’t creating maps and invitations she spends her free-time, painting and gathering daily inspiration from her two beautiful children, Olivia, and Kienan while enjoying life in McKinney, Texas, with her husband, Jeremy, and beloved dog, Lulu.


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