All our prices are listed online and everything can be directly purchased on our website. Shipping is the only thing that will be calculated and invoiced right before your order is shipped. Once you have submitted your order, I’ll follow up with an email to go over everything with you, including receiving your wording and customization options.
Order your Invitations at least 2 months before you need to send them out. The estimated turnaround time is around 6-9 weeks depending on what you order. Here is a rough timeline of how your order will proceed:
One proof will be sent via email about 7-10 days after you’ve provided me with all the necessary information to start your order. This is your only chance to give feedback. From there I’ll make the changes and give you the final proof to sign off on before it’s sent to the printers.
Printing takes about 3-5 weeks and an additional 1-2 weeks is required for any add-ons such as calligraphy addressing and assembly.
Once your order is completed and packaged, shipping is calculated and you’ll receive your final invoice! Your order is shipped once your final invoice is paid.
Digital printing is only available on lighter-colored cardstocks. Any suites using darker-colored papers or envelopes will require letterpress or foil printing. The color of the paper will blend with the ink color so for the truest color results, stick with Eggshell Cardstock.
Letterpress printing creates an inked debossed impression onto the paper. It gives a luxurious tactile element to your invitations. The ink is not opaque (similar to stamp ink) so letterpress is not suited for dark papers unless you're going for a subtle look. The color of the paper will blend with the ink color!
Foil printing is opaque and is best if you want opaque whites or metallic colors. If printing on dark paper, foil is the way to go!
Digital printing is only available on lighter-colored cardstocks. Any suites using darker-colored papers or envelopes will require letterpress or foil printing. The color of the paper will blend with the ink color so for the truest color results, stick with Eggshell Cardstock.
Letterpress printing creates an inked debossed impression onto the paper. It gives a luxurious tactile element to your invitations. The ink is not opaque (similar to stamp ink) so letterpress is not suited for dark papers unless you're going for a subtle look. The color of the paper will blend with the ink color!
Foil printing is opaque and is best if you want opaque whites or metallic colors. If printing on dark paper, foil is the way to go!
comparing all 3 Print Types:
Digital printing is only available on lighter-colored cardstocks. Any suites using darker-colored papers or envelopes will require letterpress or foil printing. The color of the paper will blend with the ink color so for the truest color results, stick with Eggshell Cardstock.
Letterpress printing creates an inked debossed impression onto the paper. It gives a luxurious tactile element to your invitations. The ink is not opaque (similar to stamp ink) so letterpress is not suited for dark papers unless you're going for a subtle look. The color of the paper will blend with the ink color!
Foil printing is opaque and is best if you want opaque whites or metallic colors. If printing on dark paper, foil is the way to go!
comparing all 3 Print Types:
Digital printing is only available on lighter-colored cardstocks. Any suites using darker-colored papers or envelopes will require letterpress or foil printing. The color of the paper will blend with the ink color so for the truest color results, stick with Eggshell Cardstock.
Letterpress printing creates an inked debossed impression onto the paper. It gives a luxurious tactile element to your invitations. The ink is not opaque (similar to stamp ink) so letterpress is not suited for dark papers unless you're going for a subtle look. The color of the paper will blend with the ink color!
Foil printing is opaque and is best if you want opaque whites or metallic colors. If printing on dark paper, foil is the way to go!
comparing all 3 Print Types:
Digital printing is only available on lighter-colored cardstocks. Any suites using darker-colored papers or envelopes will require letterpress or foil printing. The color of the paper will blend with the ink color so for the truest color results, stick with Eggshell Cardstock.
Letterpress printing creates an inked debossed impression onto the paper. It gives a luxurious tactile element to your invitations. The ink is not opaque (similar to stamp ink) so letterpress is not suited for dark papers unless you're going for a subtle look. The color of the paper will blend with the ink color!
Foil printing is opaque and is best if you want opaque whites or metallic colors. If printing on dark paper, foil is the way to go!
comparing all 3 Print Types:
Digital printing is only available on lighter-colored cardstocks. Any suites using darker-colored papers or envelopes will require letterpress or foil printing. The color of the paper will blend with the ink color so for the truest color results, stick with Eggshell Cardstock.
Letterpress printing creates an inked debossed impression onto the paper. It gives a luxurious tactile element to your invitations. The ink is not opaque (similar to stamp ink) so letterpress is not suited for dark papers unless you're going for a subtle look. The color of the paper will blend with the ink color!
Foil printing is opaque and is best if you want opaque whites or metallic colors. If printing on dark paper, foil is the way to go!
comparing all 3 Print Types:
Digital printing is only available on lighter-colored cardstocks. Any suites using darker-colored papers or envelopes will require letterpress or foil printing. The color of the paper will blend with the ink color so for the truest color results, stick with Eggshell Cardstock.
Letterpress printing creates an inked debossed impression onto the paper. It gives a luxurious tactile element to your invitations. The ink is not opaque (similar to stamp ink) so letterpress is not suited for dark papers unless you're going for a subtle look. The color of the paper will blend with the ink color!
Foil printing is opaque and is best if you want opaque whites or metallic colors. If printing on dark paper, foil is the way to go!
comparing all 3 Print Types:
Digital printing is only available on lighter-colored cardstocks. Any suites using darker-colored papers or envelopes will require letterpress or foil printing. The color of the paper will blend with the ink color so for the truest color results, stick with Eggshell Cardstock.
Letterpress printing creates an inked debossed impression onto the paper. It gives a luxurious tactile element to your invitations. The ink is not opaque (similar to stamp ink) so letterpress is not suited for dark papers unless you're going for a subtle look. The color of the paper will blend with the ink color!
Foil printing is opaque and is best if you want opaque whites or metallic colors. If printing on dark paper, foil is the way to go!
comparing all 3 Print Types:
Digital printing is only available on lighter-colored cardstocks. Any suites using darker-colored papers or envelopes will require letterpress or foil printing. The color of the paper will blend with the ink color so for the truest color results, stick with Eggshell Cardstock.
Letterpress printing creates an inked debossed impression onto the paper. It gives a luxurious tactile element to your invitations. The ink is not opaque (similar to stamp ink) so letterpress is not suited for dark papers unless you're going for a subtle look. The color of the paper will blend with the ink color!
Foil printing is opaque and is best if you want opaque whites or metallic colors. If printing on dark paper, foil is the way to go!
comparing all 3 Print Types:
Digital printing is only available on lighter-colored cardstocks. Any suites using darker-colored papers or envelopes will require letterpress or foil printing. The color of the paper will blend with the ink color so for the truest color results, stick with Eggshell Cardstock.
Letterpress printing creates an inked debossed impression onto the paper. It gives a luxurious tactile element to your invitations. The ink is not opaque (similar to stamp ink) so letterpress is not suited for dark papers unless you're going for a subtle look. The color of the paper will blend with the ink color!
Foil printing is opaque and is best if you want opaque whites or metallic colors. If printing on dark paper, foil is the way to go!
comparing all 3 Print Types:
Digital printing is only available on lighter-colored cardstocks. Any suites using darker-colored papers or envelopes will require letterpress or foil printing. The color of the paper will blend with the ink color so for the truest color results, stick with Eggshell Cardstock.
Letterpress printing creates an inked debossed impression onto the paper. It gives a luxurious tactile element to your invitations. The ink is not opaque (similar to stamp ink) so letterpress is not suited for dark papers unless you're going for a subtle look. The color of the paper will blend with the ink color!
Foil printing is opaque and is best if you want opaque whites or metallic colors. If printing on dark paper, foil is the way to go!
comparing all 3 Print Types:
Digital printing is only available on lighter-colored cardstocks. Any suites using darker-colored papers or envelopes will require letterpress or foil printing. The color of the paper will blend with the ink color so for the truest color results, stick with Eggshell Cardstock.
Letterpress printing creates an inked debossed impression onto the paper. It gives a luxurious tactile element to your invitations. The ink is not opaque (similar to stamp ink) so letterpress is not suited for dark papers unless you're going for a subtle look. The color of the paper will blend with the ink color!
Foil printing is opaque and is best if you want opaque whites or metallic colors. If printing on dark paper, foil is the way to go!
comparing all 3 Print Types:
Digital printing is only available on lighter-colored cardstocks. Any suites using darker-colored papers or envelopes will require letterpress or foil printing. The color of the paper will blend with the ink color so for the truest color results, stick with Eggshell Cardstock.
Letterpress printing creates an inked debossed impression onto the paper. It gives a luxurious tactile element to your invitations. The ink is not opaque (similar to stamp ink) so letterpress is not suited for dark papers unless you're going for a subtle look. The color of the paper will blend with the ink color!
Foil printing is opaque and is best if you want opaque whites or metallic colors. If printing on dark paper, foil is the way to go!
comparing all 3 Print Types:
These envelopes pair with our cardstock and 2ply cotton papers. Only lighter colors can take digital or letterpress prints. All dark colors require Foil printing. If the print method for your suite is not already foil printed, the foil address will increase your print fee (invoiced later).
Because our handmade papers come in unique sizes, the only envelopes that pair with them are the handmade envelopes below. *These envelopes cannot be digitally printed on.
Pricing for quantities of 25-200 is found online. If you need more than 200 suites, please contact me for a quote. I do not give quotes for in-between amounts or quantities below 25.
I’d love to hear your ideas! Please contact me with your request to get a quote. A more customized collection may require a phone chat to discuss options.
Yes I do! Please use my online contact form to inquire. The fully custom process requires a phone chat to discuss your vision with endless possibilities!
Of course! Please use my online contact form to inquire.
Semi-Custom suites are set designs that can only be changed with the options above. They also only include ONE proof for feedback before your suite goes to print. The custom process starts with a conversation about the look and feel of your wedding and from there we really hone in on exactly what you want. This includes more options for paper, embellishments, styles, and basically anything your heart desires! Custom processes receive one extra round of proofs for feedback.
Every order will come with one proof to approve for printing. It is your responsibility to proofread the proof. Have other people read over the text as well, looking for typos, misspellings, etc. I am not responsible for these types of errors. If you find such errors in your printed pieces, you will be charged for reprinting (and rush fees of necessary).
Handmade paper has inconsistencies that give a more organic feel to invitations. There will be slight variations in size, paper thickness, print quality, color, etc. Both letterpress and foil print on it although foil may have some breakage due to the handmade nature. I do my best to prepare your print so that this will not happen but please be aware there may be some very slight patchiness to foil prints.
Calligraphy is an art form and small variances in the appearance of the letterforms, spacing, and flourishing may occur. I try my best to produce the highest quality work but these variances will inevitably occur.
Shipping costs are not included in your order. They are calculated upon completion of your order and a separate invoice will be emailed to you. Your order is shipped once this final invoice is paid.
Due to the custom nature of your order, I do not give refunds nor do I accept cancellations or exchanges. No exceptions. Please let me know if I have made any major mistakes on your order within 7 days of receiving your order and I will do my best to remedy the situation. If I am unable to complete your order because of an emergency situation, your payment will be refunded in full.
Please note that your digital display or printer may be distorting colors while viewing digitally or printed on your own. If you are concerned about your color choice, it is advisable to purchase a sample from me.