Description
We have a number of different printing processes available to produce your bespoke invitations.
These range from standard litho printing, a flat printing process using pantone colours, raised thermographic printing, an embossed printing process that gives a slight glossy finish to the print and hot foil printing, which is a hand processed printing method which gives a striking metallic finish to the print. We can also print digitally in full colour.
So however you require your bespoke invitations produced, we have the tools to make it work.
There is a huge range of boards available these days, we hold large stocks of Conqueror boards in white, high white and cream in weights up to 400gsm. We also hold a variety of other boards suitable for bespoke invitations. However, if a particular board is required, we can source this for you.
A speciality of ours is gilt edged cards, we produce these as standard with a gold and silver gilt bevelled edge, in sizes A6, 7″ x 5″ and A5 on 400gsm board in a choice of white, off white and cream. These are extremely popular with invitations, as they give such a stunning finish to any bespoke invitation.
You can supply artwork to us to produce your bespoke invitations, or if you just have lots of idea’s of what you want, we are happy to talk these through with you and the studio can work on artwork based on your suggestions.
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Printing processes available:
- Flat lithographic printing – Flat printing using metal plates, in up to any 4 spot colours.
- Flat digital printing – Flat printing full colour for excellent picture quality.
- Raised thermographic printing – A raised printing process, which allows the text & images to stand out from the page with an embossed printed finish.
- Foil blocked printing – Printing process that can have either metallic or matt finishes using metal dyes.
- Gilt Edging – A gold or silver edge hand crafted to the board.
