Letterpress printing is a centuries old printing process, which allows many copies to be produced by direct impression of an inked, raised surface onto sheets of card or paper giving a slightly debossed effect. Letterpress printing leaves a tactile and visual impression onto the paper. This is unique to letterpress printing and communicates an elegance and handcrafted quality that can’t be matched by any other printing method.

Thermography is a specialised process that combines offset printing ink with a powdered resin when baked the resin melts to give the ink a raised, textured effect. This process is commonly used for business cards and wedding stationery.

All our papers and cards are certified FSC accredited, and includes a huge range of colours and thicknesses. For our personal stationery we use a range of premium papers from different suppliers with matching envelopes. Samples are always available - just get in touch

For ‘save the dates’ we recommend you order these as soon as you know your venue and date. Usually ‘save the dates’ should be sent out to guests 8-18 months before your special day.

For main invitations we advise you order these as soon as you have all your information. The sooner you send out your main invites the better.

If you’re concerned you’ve left it too late get in touch, we do offer an emergency service.

Click the link to take a look at our ‘Hints and Tips for your invitations’ advice

We have a minimum order of 20 for all wedding stationery items excluding table numbers.

Once final proofs have been approved and sent to print we cannot be held responsible for any mistakes.

We can ship prints to most European countries and the USA. If you would like to order wedding stationery to be delivered overseas, then get in touch with us to discuss shipping and postage options

Yes, all orders come with envelopes. Coloured or lined with your personal motif.

Yes, no problem. A second proof read is free.

Everything. It’s very important to carefully check over spelling, grammar and make sure you are happy with any colour changes. Once the final proof has been approved by you we cannot be held responsible for any mistakes.