We offer several methods of printing, since the styles sets your event tones.
Our Digital Process
This method is perfect for almost all of our designs. It offers full color printing in different types of stock. This is our most common printing method since is very affordable and is excellent when printing photos. The quality of all of our invitations and items are outstanding. Flat printing is using professional award-winning digital Xerox press, (not an inkjet printer, which are home printers) which prints with ultrahigh image quality, color consistency, and image stability that is superior to other digital printers and fade resistant. This technology allows photographic-quality prints, with extremely fine detail and smooth color gradations that other types of color printers cannot reproduce. Images and text are crisp, clear, and vibrantly saturated with no color bleed or blurring , and skin tones will look beautiful. Due to this combination of technologies, your prints will be great quality prints that you will be proud to send out.
Our Thermography Process
Thermography or thermographic printing is a printing process that causes text or graphics to be raised slightly. This method has a visual effect that looks like a higher end engraved product at a fraction of the price. It has different options available. It is a bit more expensive than regular flat printing.
Our UV Process
This one is a form of digital printing but using ultra-violet lights to dry or cure the ink as it is printed. This unique printing method create a raised print similar to thermography but in full color.
Our Foil Process
Foil stamping is a special kind of printing procedure where heat, metal plates, die, pressure, an antique press, and metallic paper (foil material) is used to create various shiny designs and graphics onto invitations. This method is very common today it also uses a custom metal plate then is used to create an impression on heavy cardstock. There is a variation of color foils to choose from, silver, gold, rose gold, etc. There is an additional set up fee for this method if ordering less than 100. As a result, the card is finished with a beautiful metallic finish.
Our Letterpress Process
This method is used today for a lot of wedding invitations. It uses a custom metal plate then is hand pressed into heavy 100% cotton card stock leaving a deep edge on cards. There is an additional set up fee for this method if ordering less than 100.
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