MarmiT Creations provides entrepreneurs, service-based businesses and sticklers for etiquette
with a one-of-a-kind gift and greeting card artisan product line that forges authentic and sustainable
connections with their clients, colleagues and friends.
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Too much selection and can’t decide which photo greeting cards to choose? Buy this package of five greeting cards (for the price of four) and choose your personal five favorite images.!
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MarmiT Creations was born in the heart of the Gatineau hills in Wakefield, Quebec in the early 2000s. Avid nature photographers Marian Jordan and Tim Scapillato were inspired to capture and share the spectacular vistas, natural beauty and wondrous scenery which surrounded them in their various homes in and around Wakefield. They are pleased to share their works with you through this unique collection of hand-made greeting cards and prints which capture the magnificence of the Gatineau hills.
After more than two decades in the hills, Marian and Tim packed up and moved into Ottawa where they turned their attention to the equally magnificent urban vistas. Their collection of greeting cards has expanded and now includes the best of both country and city.
We hope you enjoy the scenery as much as we enjoyed capturing and preserving it in our greeting card collection.
Naturally yours, Marian and Tim
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Majestic Ruins in Williamstown
On a late summer day we packed the cameras and headed to eastern Ontario for a photo shoot at the ruins of the historic St. Raphaels church in Williamstown. Constructed by Scottish pioneers between 1815 and 1821, it was one of the earliest Roman Catholic churches in English-speaking Canada. Built without any interior columns, it
From Nepean to Britannia: Bring on the Bay
In the pre-pandemic era, this was the time of year that open water swimmers in the national capital region and surrounding areas would be looking forward to the highlight event of summer -- the Bring on the Bay (BOTB) swim in the Ottawa River. Bring on the Bay started 15 years ago when a small
An Amazing Ride
A long, long time ago (actually, it was only 2019, before we entered the world of Zoom and lock downs but it seems like ages ago now) on an early summer evening when the days were at their longest and the weather was at its finest, we attended a quintessentially Canadian event. We’re referring to