There are a number of customisation options available. Listed below are the most common print methods, as well as, other popular print terms you may hear when chatting about your wedding stationery and signage.
Explore the range of die cut shapes, colours, paper stock and the variety of extras available. If you have a specific idea in mind or colour option then please reach out and I will do my best and assist where possible to bring your ideas to life.
Digital printing is the process of printing digital-based images directly onto a variety of media substrates, leaving a smooth finish. A medium-dark ink tones on light-medium coloured card stock is recommended for best results.
For a fresh and unique look try White Ink. Using a special white ink digital press, white ink printing is simply the ability to print white ink onto dark paper stocks and surfaces, unlike traditional digital print which only uses the four basic colours (cyan, magenta, yellow, and black).
Letterpress printing has become a go-to printing technique for wedding invitations. Your design is pressed into the paper with matte inks, creating a beautiful impression into the paper. All letterpress designs are printed on cotton paper for optimal results. Not suitable for dark coloured card.
Soft and subtle, the embossing method creates tactile impact without the use of any colour. It requires two custom made plates that fit into each other to alter the surface of your paper. Embossing is usually paired with digital print, white ink or foil for smaller text.
Hot foil pressing (or stamping) is a process whereby metallic foil is applied to the surface of the stock using heat and pressure. Leaving a slight impression and a metallic, shiny finish. Available in gold, rose gold, champagne gold and silver foil. Other foil colours available upon request. Works beautifully with both dark and light-coloured paper stocks.
Die cutting refers to a process in which a machine is used to produce cut-out shapes. The same shape is created, with the exact same dimensions, over and over without using scissors, stencils, or a craft knife.
Listed below are the most popular and common shapes cut in both paper stationery and signage. There is no limit when it comes to shapes! If you are after a custom shape for your stationery, there will be an additional charge to create this for you as a new digital die.
