The monogram makes sense for Washington. In this meeting place of Southern prepsters and Northeastern Ivy Leaguers (neither group shy about initialing its personal items), where a last name still ...

Monograms may have you thinking of your mother’s "fancy" napkins, kickass royal crests, and other dated, preppy, and overly-precious items of the past, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Traditional ...

The interesting history behind our shared pastime of personalizing anything that will stand still enough. If you are Southern, you probably love monograms. Period. Full stop. If you don't, you've ...

Monogramming has been around a long time, and there are countless ways to do it, but sometimes it’s hard to avoid doing the same embellishments. We talked to expert Skyler Baty—proprietor of Skyler ...

The holidays just aren't the holidays with wreaths on doors! Martha Stewart shows us how to make a monogrammed wreath just in time for the winter season festivities. Follow the video for instructions ...

Ah, to be royal. Not only do you get jewels, crowns, titles, and extravagant parades, but you also get a classy monogram to top it all off. Being a member of the royal family certainly has its perks.

Monograms present a stylized view of initials or an abbreviation for the name of your company. In a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation, you can use a monogram to represent an individual with ...