Invitations

Let’s talk Invitations. There are so many things to consider when designing your wedding suite, so here are some helpful steps to break it down!

Choose your design

Browse invitations and select a design that fits your wedding style. Many designs can be customized with your preferred colors, fonts, and wording. I carry paper products and designs from Arzberger and Bella Figura.

Select your printing

Choose from digital printing, thermography, letterpress, or engraving. Each printing method offers a different look, texture, and price point.

Thermography

Thermography creates a raised, slightly glossy finish by applying resin powder to wet ink and heating it. It gives the look and feel of engraving at a more accessible price point.

Letterpress

Letterpress printing presses ink directly into the paper, creating a soft, tactile impression. The result feels handcrafted and is especially beautiful on thick, luxurious paper.

Engraving

Engraving is a traditional printing method where ink is applied using a custom-etched metal plate under high pressure. It creates crisp, raised lettering with exceptional detail and is considered one of the most formal and luxurious printing techniques.

Choose your paper and details

Select your paper color, weight, and size, then consider any additional cards you may want to include like a reply card and details card. Think about how you want to receive your replies (by traditional mail or on your wedding website).
Then comes the fun part - add any finishing touches such as envelope liners, colored envelopes, belly bands, edge treatments, or other embellishments.

Personalize Your Invitation

Provide your names, wedding date, ceremony details, preferred wording, and invitation count. Your invitation will then be customized specifically for your celebration.

Review & Approve Your Proof

You'll receive a digital proof to review before anything is printed. Once you've checked the wording, spelling, layout, and details and given final approval, your invitations will move into production.