Five steps from your first email to the box on your doorstep.
Send the form. Same-day reply with a pricing guide and a 20-minute call link.
Two directions from your venue and palette, each with paper, print method and type.
Two for save the dates, three for invitations, on your private client page.
Your approval on the page releases the files to press.
Printed, checked, assembled and shipped to you.
A full package, counted back from the wedding day.
Book 10 to 12 months out.
Book 6 to 9 months out.
Letterpress 7 to 8 weeks. Digital 2 to 3 weeks.
Nothing here is a flat rate. Every job is quoted from scratch: a design fee for the scope, printing at cost plus the studio markup, hand finishing, and shipping. These are four example packages, itemized the way your own quote will be.
Letterpress or foil on the same suite adds roughly $1,000 to $2,500, depending on how many colors and pieces take the press.
Booking the three together runs about $300 under pricing them one at a time.
Event work runs on weeks, not months. Wax seals, envelope liners and die-cut shapes are priced on top.
The monogram is yours to keep. Reprints later cost printing only.
What moves the number: guest count, how many pieces, printing method, hand finishing like wax seals and liners, and how soon you need it. A quote arrives within two days of our call.
Two payments: a deposit to book, the balance on approval.
10 to 12 months with save the dates, 6 to 9 months for invitations only.
Each round lands on your private client page with mockups and the actual print file, and you answer there.
No: ink is mixed to the Pantone number on your proof, and the mockup color is only a guide.
Yes, to one address in the continental US; postage to your guests is not.