Digital Printing
Digital printing brings your designs to life through a process similar to a sophisticated version of your home printer, where a digital press transfers ink directly onto paper. This versatile method works beautifully on various materials, including 100% cotton paper and select colored stocks. I particularly love cotton paper for its luxurious texture – it has an almost velvety quality that makes wedding invitations feel extra special. One of digital printing's greatest strengths is its ability to reproduce unlimited colors simultaneously, making it ideal for showcasing detailed watercolor illustrations or vibrant photographs in all their glory.
Letterpress Printing
Letterpress printing is a timeless art form that celebrates both tradition and tactile beauty. In this centuries-old technique, your design is expertly carved into plates, which are then coated with rich, solid-colored inks. Unlike modern printing methods, these plates are pressed deep into the paper, creating an impression you can actually feel beneath your fingertips. Each piece can feature up to three distinct colors, with every hue adding its own layer of dimension. While letterpress shines on various materials, it truly comes into its own on 100% cotton paper, where the deep impressions create an irresistibly sophisticated finish that simply begs to be touched.
Foil
Foil printing marries the artistry of letterpress with a touch of metallic magic. This method begins with a custom plate of your design – but instead of ink, it uses heat and pressure to transfer foil directly into the paper. What makes foil truly special is its remarkable versatility: it can make a stunning statement on any paper, even the deepest blacks and richest dark tones. The possibilities are endless, with options ranging from classic shimmering gold to sophisticated matte white, and everything in between. The result is a finish that catches light and attention in equal measure, adding an unmistakable touch of luxury to your printed pieces.