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onlineRsvp

      2 INSERTS: Main / Online RSVP Card

The next step is to build the foundation of your stationery by choosing how many inserts you will need to complete your invitation suite. With the growing use of wedding websites, one of the first questions we ask couples is if their guests will be RSVPing online or by mail. Once that decision is made, the options are more easily divided, as shown on the right.

      2XL INSERTS: Main / Combo Online RSVP + Details Card

      3 INSERTS: Main / Online RSVP / Details

      4 INSERTS: Main / Online RSVP / Details / Add. Event

 mail-back Rsvp

      2.5 INSERTS: Main / Mail-back RSVP / Website

      3 INSERTS: Main / Mail-back RSVP / Details

      4 INSERTS: Main / Mail-back RSVP / Details / Event

      5 INSERTS: Main / Mail-back RSVP / Reception / Details / Event

how many inserts
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standard process

      CMYK DIGITAL 

All of our stationery suites are printed using a digital cmyk printing press and on any of our standard smooth, matte, metallic, or linen paper stocks.

upgraded processes

      WHITE INK

      LETTERPRESS

      FOIL STAMPING

      embossing

We do offer upgraded specialty printing processes. Be advised these processes add roughly 3 weeks to the turnaround time and on
average double/triple the cost of any stationery piece. Per the latter, these processes are typically applied to the main insert only! 

our varying printing processes

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digital cmyk

Standard process

white ink

letterpress

foil stamping

embossing

This process offers the ability to print on dark color paper stocks using a specialty white ink printer that lays the ink ontop of the paper. This is not possible in the digital cmyk printing space since the ink is absorbed into the paper, and any visible white color is just the absence of ink .

This process uses a custom plate and a specialized ink to produce a direct impression into a soft paper. This custom plate requires manufacturing from a finalized digital design. The plate will then be coated with a Pantone® ink and pressed into a cotton paper. PMS color and paper choice can be complex.

This process uses a custom plate, along with heat and pressure, to produce a shiny, metallic, or matte foil to paper. It requires manufacturing the custom plate from a finalized digital design. This process is often used in combination with digital or letterpress printing.

This process uses two custom plates that once pressed together from opposing sides, pushes the specialty paper outward to produce a raised imprint. There is no ink involved. It requires manufacturing a custom plate from a finalized digital design. It is often used in combination with digital or letterpress printing.

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embellishments

      mat backer

Here is where you can further personalize your invitation by including a variety of material embellishments to elevate your stationery suite. These are not essential, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t a lot of fun! Most come in an array of colors, and metallic or laser-cut finishes. 

      belly band

      vellum wrap

      twine/cord

envelopes

      LINER 

      white ink

enclosures

      standard pockets

      LASER Pockets

      sleeves

etc.

      laser shapes

      monograms

      wax seals

adding that
sprinkle of fairy dust

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White Ink Addressing

Vertical
Pocket

Solid
Liner

Horizontal
Pocket

Custom
Liner

Square
Pocket

Vellum Jacket

Panel/Laser
Pocket

Mat
Backer

Laser Vertical Pocket

Belly
Band

Pocket/Laser
Sleeve

Printed
Belly Band

Laser
Petal Fold

Twine/Cord

Monogram

Laser
Shape

Wax Seal

Embellishments

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what will this cost?

step

We’re interested in a quote for our ideal stationery suite and we would like to fill out your paper personality questionnaire to
get started. 

Depending on where you are in the process, please choose or explore next best steps below...

can we talk details?

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 in-person consultation!

what’s the full process?

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ready to sign a contract and
make a deposit.

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