Do you do custom invitations?
Yes we do. One of our experienced designers will walk you through the design process and create a one of a kind invitation just for you. Please contact an Invitations et cetera designer to begin your custom order today!

How long before the event should I place an order?
Depending on the vendor and complexity of the invite, you should aim 3-4 months in advance to ensure a smooth delivery. We recommend mailing invitations 6-8 weeks before the event.

Do You have Samples?
Yes. We have samples available from every brand we carry in store.

How many invitations should I order?
It depends on the number of guests. A safe number is 25 extra to the final headcount.

What can I get to accompany my invitations?
Thank you Notes, Save the Date, Menu Cards, Programs, Place Cards, Favors are great ideas!

Do you work with clients out of your area?
Yes

Do you have a minimum order?
Yes, if the Invitations are custom the minimum order is 25 invitations.

Do you address envelopes?
Yes

Do you proof read invitations?
Yes, however, we require all customers to proof and sign their approval on all invitations, response cards, direction cards, etc...

What types of printing do you offer?

Thermography
It is the appearance of raised letters. Thermography has become a popular alternative to the more expensive printing methods. While the cost is cheaper the look & feel is still of a high quality printing.

Engraving
The intricate process is the oldest form of printing. This method is the signature look of printing. It creates raised lettering on the front and bruising on the back of the printed paper. It is more expensive than the other forms of printing, but highly recommended if you want an elegant look for an ultra-formal affair. A bit of advice, you need up to four weeks depending on the brands.

Letterpress
This technique is more difficult to explain but once you see it, it will make sense. This type of printing utilizes a moveable type machine. The ink raised type is stamped onto the paper. This process is used most often for unusual textured paper. If you have flexibility in your budget, letterpress will give a stylish look.

Digital
This low cost method of printing is a great alternative for low budgets and limited time. The digital files are sent directly to the digital printer, thus losing no image quality. Digital printing allows the use of bold, vibrant and multiple colors. The appearance is flat on the paper.

Embossing
This process does no use any ink, rather it uses metal plates that are etches with letters and are stamped into the paper so the paper is imprinted with the letters to give it a 3-dimensional effect. It is frequently used to accent invitations with borders, monograms and motifs