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Wedding Invitations

Introduce your wedding with paper, color and details chosen together.

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Introduce your wedding with paper, color and details chosen together. Share your occasion, preferred style, names, dates and photos. Our designers can create a coordinated card and envelope design. Review your design proof before the artwork goes to print.

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Free inspiration for your wedding stationery

Explore the styles above and send your favorites to our designers. We can create a layout around your names, photos and ceremony details.

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Already have finished wedding artwork? Choose your card size, paper and quantity, then provide your print files through the product order flow.

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Compare texture, thickness and writing surfaces. Coatings and finishes depend on the selected stock.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I change the wording, layout or photos?

Yes. Send your preferred inspiration style and the wording, names, dates and photos you want to include through our design services form. A designer can adapt the layout and prepare a proof for your review. These galleries are free to browse for inspiration; request a quote for custom design work.

Can a designer create my invitation?

Yes. Send your theme, wording, photos, product choice and budget through our design services form. We can recommend a design package, create artwork for your occasion and send a proof for review before printing.

Which paper works best for my invitations?

For writing, consider 14 pt. Uncoated or 16 pt. Premium Matte. Gloss with UV on the outside adds shine while keeping the inside available for a note. Linen adds a woven texture; pearl has a warm shimmer. Flat postcards also offer thick layered stocks with green, black, red or blue cores. Compare the paper cards below or request a Free Sample Kit.

How many wedding invitations should I order?

Count households receiving an invitation, then add spares for keepsakes, late additions and addressing mistakes. Choose an available quantity on the order page; 100 is a useful starting quantity for a larger wedding.

How should I plan printing and delivery?

We offer fast turnaround. Allow time for artwork, proof approval, printing and shipping, and ask us to confirm the available production and delivery options for your stock, quantity and destination. Ask about rush printing and expedited shipping when planning a time-sensitive event. Holiday demand can affect availability.

Are envelopes included with my cards?

Envelopes are ordered separately. Choose blank, logo or full-color printed envelopes, and check that the envelope fits the finished card. Add address labels or envelope seals for a coordinated mailing.

Wedding Invitations Made Personal

Create a wedding invitation that reflects your celebration through paper, color and typography. Seasonal and cultural details can sit alongside floral, rustic, modern or beach-inspired artwork.

Flat 4 × 6 in and 5 × 7 in cards leave space for ceremony details; a 5 × 5 in square layout offers another look. Folded cards provide room for a longer message. Confirm postage for the size and weight you choose.

Gloss adds shine, uncoated paper feels natural and matte keeps reflections low. The colored cores of layered stocks add detail at the edge. Request a Free Sample Kit to compare the papers before choosing.

Paper, Size and Finishing Details

Pick your size before laying out the artwork. Compare glossy, uncoated, matte, linen and pearl surfaces; choose an uncoated writing area when you want to add a personal note. Flat postcards also offer layered stocks with colored cores.

Use the gallery as a starting point for your own design. Coordinate cards with separately ordered envelopes and address labels. Upload finished print files through the product order flow, or ask our designers to prepare a proof.

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