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THE STYLE GUIDE

Customization options to help you dream up your perfect wedding suite.

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Experience it firsthand.

01. Print Methods

We've carefully built a list of printing partners who we know will bring our designs to life at the highest quality. We offer 4 different printing methods - Digital Color + White Flat Ink Printing, Thermography, Letterpress + Embossing,  and Foiling. Here is a little info about each one to help you make your decision!

Print Methods
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DIGITAL COLOR + WHITE INK

Flat digital color printing is the most basic printing method - ink saturated into the page but not pressed. Our printers utilize the latest technology to make sure every color and graphic on your pieces is rich and vibrant.

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Price: $

Minimum Order: 10

Paper Suggestions/Limitations: Any stock or thickness will work. For full color designs, we recommend choosing a white/ivory stock. For white ink, we recommend darker stocks to provide enough contrast for legibility.

THERMOGRAPHY

A classic printing style, thermography is a cost effective alternative to engraving with the same benefit of raised lettering. Resin is heat-fused with wet ink, raising the design for a formal look.

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Price: $

Minimum Order: 50

Paper Suggestions/Limitations: Smoother stocks work best to allow the raised texture to be seen. The paper color must be lighter than the ink color selected to be legible.

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LETTERPRESS + EMBOSSING

Letterpress is a more complex printing method that involves pressing your design into a thick card stock (with or without ink). It provides tons of luxurious texture and levels up even the simplest design. Embossing is a similar look, but the design is pressed into the paper from behind (and usually without ink) to create a raised effect off the paper.

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Price: $$

Minimum Order: 50

Paper Suggestions/Limitations: Softer, cotton-based stocks work best for a deep impression. A single ply (300gsm) will work, but we recommend going thicker for maximum 3D effect.

FOIL PRESS

Foiling is very similar to letterpress printing, but instead of using inks, your design is pressed into the paper with gorgeous, shiny foil using a hot plate. Not only do you get the embossed effect that letterpress delivers, but you also get a dreamy shine.

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Price: $$$$

Minimum Order: 50

Paper Suggestions/Limitations: Just like letterpress, foiling can be done on 300gsm+ stocks, but the thicker the better, so we recommend going for double-thick paper (600gsm+). Due to the foil being completely opaque, it looks amazing on any color.

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Paper and Envelope Colors

02. Paper & Envelope Colors

Our colored stocks are a minimum of 100# weight, and can all be duplexed or triplexed for maximum thickness. Most are available as envelopes with a pointed flap in standard sizes (A9, A7, A2, 4bar).

Ink Colors

03. Letterpress, Thermography, and Digital Ink Colors

Select from any of our standard ink colors for your letterpress, thermography or digital ink designs. Custom colors and Pantone matches are also available.

Foil Swatches

04. Foil Swatches

Our standard shiny foil press options dress things up with a little shine. We also have matte options, as well as other colors available upon request.

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Card Shapes

05. Card Shapes

In addition to the traditional square and rectangle, we offer an array of unique shapes for most card sizes. Layer these shapes together to create a one-of-a-kind masterpiece.

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Font Styles

07. Font Styles

Select from our popular font pairings below or use them as a starting point. The number of fonts in our library is never-ending - send us in the right direction and let us recommend the best fit.

Accessories

08. Ribbons, Ties, Pockets and More

Your invitation set is like a good outfit - it's not complete without some accessories. Peek some of our most popular stationery accessories below.