Printing Methods

DIGITAL PRINTING

Digital printing is the most cost effective way to print your invitations. With the ability to print your guests names (and addresses) on each invitation or the accompanying envelope, it is the most popular way to produce your stationery. 

WHITE INK

Using the same method as digital printing, white ink printing allows us to print on darker coloured card stock instead of printing a negative image (coloured background on white card). This method still allows us to print all guests names and address or invitations or envelopes.

FOILING

Foiling uses a stamping process to press a metallic effect on your stationery. Available in a range of different colours (gold, silver, bronze, black, blue & many more), foiling makes your design POP that little bit more. Due to the process required for foiling, it does mean that you are unable to print your guests names. As foiling is a different process to digital printing, it dose come with its own price tag.

LETTERPRESS

Using an inked stamp, it is pressed into the paper or card stock letterpress is the oldest method of printing. It can be paired with digital printing (colour or white ink) or on it’s own. Due to the process needed for letterpress is does come at an additional cost but look beyond words if your budget allows.