This printing method is the simplest and most cost-effective approach with the quickest turnaround time. Digital printing supports variable data, granting you the choice to have guest names printed directly onto your invitations and RSVP postcards

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White Ink is another form of digital printing, more specialised and a fraction more expensive than digital print. White ink is perfect for darker card stocks and envelopes and also allows for variable data

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The oldest printing technique that is very much in vogue in the modern era with its deep impressions both to see and touch. A raised plate is created with your image and pressed into the card stock using liquid inks. Letterpress is suitable for stock starting at 300gsm, however the thicker the stock the more pillowy the indentation will appear

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Creating a raised design that involves no inks. The process involves two dies, one raised and one recessed, that are pressed against
each other. The reversed image can be
seen from the back that gives a tactile
finish on the front

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This involves the stamping of hot foils onto card that leaves an indentation with a metallic finish. Its more traditional colours are Gold, Silver and Rose Gold, however there are more colours that have become available

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A smooth and sturdy substrate perfect for
both indoor and outdoor use.
Depending on its use, we can print on either 3mm and 5mm thick board with the option to die cut, drill holes for hanging or add a strut
to the back to allow for freestanding

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