​Foil Printing

Foil printing offers a sophisticated, metallic finish where heat is used to press foil into the paper, creating a stunning reflective effect. This method is perfect for adding a luxurious shine to wedding invitations, making key elements like names or borders truly stand out.

What I love about it: Offers a striking, metallic finish that works beautifully on dark papers and creates an opulent feel.

What to consider: Typically comes at a higher cost due to the specialized materials and process involved.

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Letterpress

Letterpress printing uses inked plates that are pressed into thick paper, creating an elegant, tactile impression. This method is ideal for couples looking for a traditional and timeless look that adds texture and depth to their invitations.

What I love about it: Provides a luxurious, textured finish with a deep, beautiful impression that gives a handcrafted feel.

What to consider: Limited in color application and tends to be more expensive due to the custom plates required.

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Thermography

Thermography creates raised lettering by applying a special powder to wet ink, which is then heated to produce a glossy, elevated effect. It’s a more cost-effective way to achieve a refined, raised look similar to engraving.

What I love about it: Creates a raised, embossed effect that adds texture and elegance at a more accessible price point.

What to consider: Lacks the fine detail of foil or letterpress and offers fewer design options than digital printing.

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Digital Printing

Digital printing is a versatile, full-color printing method that allows for intricate designs and complex graphics without the need for custom plates. It’s ideal for modern, vibrant designs or invitations with watercolor effects or photographs.

What I love about it: It’s fast, affordable, and allows for full-color designs and detailed graphics, making it ideal for complex visuals.

What to consider: Does not offer a textured or raised effect, and may not convey the same level of luxury as more specialized methods.

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