Digitally printed
These invitations are printed using digital ink, they can be printed in many colours and styles
Digital White Ink
White ink looks beautiful on dark and transparent cardstocks and works wonderfully when printing addresses onto envelopes
Hot Foil Pressed
A bespoke metal plate is designed and engraved and pressed into each piece of stationery giving a metallic textured finish with a slight impression. Foil is available in many colours, gold being the most popular
Hot Foil Pressed and Digital Ink
A bespoke metal plate is designed and engraved for one part of your invitation, usually the couple’s names. This is then pressed into the cardstock giving a beautiful metallic finish with a slight impression, the remainder of the invitation is digitally printed. This can work out less expensive than a full foil pressed invitation and the plate can often be reused on your ceremony booklets
Blind Embossing
Two bespoke plates that fit perfectly together are engraved and then used to press the cardstock up to create a beautiful raised impression. This is called blind embossing. The text is raised from the cardstock, rather than pressed into it. This results in a very modern finish. If your names are blind embossed, the plate can be used again on other stationery items, like thank you cards and ceremony booklets
Letterpress
A bespoke polymere plate is created with your design, ink is then passed over the plate and pressed into the cardstock leaving a textured impression. Letterpress ink is available in many colours. Couple’s often choose to letterpress one part of their invitation, for example their names and print the remainder of the invitation using digital ink. If you choose to letterpress your names, the plate can be reused on other elements of your stationery suite
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