Foil Printing

A similar process to letterpress, but it specializes in shiny metallics (think Gold, Silver, Rose Gold, Pearl, Copper). If you’re looking for a pop of metallic, this is the printing method for you! [$$$]

Digital Printing

The most cost effective way to print. The ink is flat to the paper and we use the highest quality paper stocks. You are not limited by the number of colors on a piece with digital printing so a 1 color piece costs the same as a 3 color piece. With flat printing, we can do things like print guest addresses on your invitation envelopes or print multi-colored illustrations or photographs. We also now offer digital white printing for an added bonus! [$]

Letterpress Printing

Uses plates covered in hand-mixed ink which are pressed into the paper creating a deep, luxurious texture. Letterpress is a handmade process that has a softer, vintage feel. Letterpress pieces often have slight variations showing the craft of each beautifully, unique piece. [$$$]

Engraving

One of the most traditional forms of printing stationery. The letters are raised up above the paper with a matte appearance, which is different than the shiny appearance with Thermography. The back of the invitation also get a slight indentation which is a tell tale sign of engraving! [$$$$]

Hand Calligraphy

We team up with several local calligraphers who specialize in a wide range of styles for your guest addressing or if looking to add a touch of hand written text to your invitation!