Styles of Printing

Digital

The most common print type as it is the most cost effective and fast turnaround print option. There are unlimited colour options. This print method is quite flexible where we can print a background colour to achieve the look of different card stock bases, all while being printed on a white stock.

Card stock options are standard matte white or metallic white 285gsm.

The best part is you can have variable data, meaning you can have personalised guest names in your invitation.

White Ink

Rather than printing the background and leaving the text white, we can print using a specialist White Ink Digital Press. The results are show stopping on darker coloured stocks like Marsala, Mulberry, Navy and Black.

Very popular at achieving a fresh look with dusty pink, light grey, kraft brown.

Foil

Foiling is at the height of popularity today. A metal plate is made and pressed with the foil into the card. So things such as individual guest names are not possible.

Foil colours are, but not limited to: gold, silver, rose gold, copper, burgundy, blue, black and white.

Letterpress

Letterpress is the most ancient form of printing. Beautiful to the touch. A deep impression of pressed ink on the thicker cotton stock. The print process also done with a metal plate so things such as individual guest names are not possible.