We don't believe in disposable branding.
We build brands that feel like heritage, rooted in genuine connection, built to last.
Auburn & Charles sits at the intersection of event expertise, digital storytelling, and an obsessive understanding of what makes animal brands actually work.
Founder
Hi, I'm Emily.
Auburn & Charles started out of frustration. After nearly 10 years in events, I kept finding myself working on things that felt hollow. Technically good but emotionally empty. I wanted to build something I'd actually show up for.
Ezra changed everything. What started as lockdown TikToks of my Cavalier became something unexpected... a community, an aesthetic, a feeling. People weren't just watching. They were connecting with us and the world we'd built around him.
That's when I understood. This wasn't just cute. It was a brand. Auburn & Charles is what happened when I pointed everything I knew at something that actually mattered.
Chief Happiness Officer
Official title: Chief Happiness Officer.
Actual role: Inspiration, quality control, and snack supervisor.
Ezra is more than the face of Auburn & Charles. He's the proof of concept.
Built from scratch with no blueprint, his brand grew to over 70,000 followers during the COVID-19 pandemic because it felt real. People didn't just follow Ezra. They invested in him.
He showed me that personality-led brands don't just work. They thrive. And that's exactly what we build for our clients.
For Ezra partnerships and collaborations: emily@auburnandcharles.co.uk
Auburn & Charles is intentionally built as a personal brand.
Auburn & Charles is intentionally personal. You know exactly who is behind the strategy and you can see what's possible, because we've done it ourselves. We're not just telling you what we can do. We're showing you.
Your brand won't look like ours. It'll be built entirely around your voice, your audience, and your vision. Ours simply acts as the evidence.
We believe in branding that feels lived-in. Events that feel intentional. And animals that feel like icons.