Studio Edition orders include your choice of colors and finishes shown here. Made-to-Measure clients start here, with expanded color options and specialty finishes available as we refine your suite.
Your wedding invitations should feel like you before guests even read a word.
Below, you’ll find the tactile elements that shape that first impression: paper, printing, color, and finishing touches that bring your suite together with intention.
These house options have been curated to offer choices that work beautifully across every design.
Find them on the design elements page
Looking for creative details like monograms, borders, and font pairings?
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vellum bands & wraps
print styles
paper choices
ink colors
envelopes
ribbon
wax seals
envelope liners
belly bands
The materials, colors, and finishes guests will see and feel
deckle edge, edge paint, custom shapes
specialty paper finishes*
*Available for Made-to-Measure clients
die cut shapes
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A semi-custom collection with curated customization and streamlined order process.
Made-to-Measure offers a guided custom experience with greater flexibility.
Pick the printing style that best showcases your design, or combine styles (like blind letterpress and foil stamping) to get that wow factor you’re looking for.
You’re welcome to mix printing styles throughout your suite, but keep in mind that flat print and letterpress use different inks and papers, so there will be variations in the paper and ink colors.
A heated die is used to press a sheet of thin metallic foil to paper. The finished design will leave an impression in the paper and have a shiny finish.
Ink is applied to a custom printing plate, then pressed into paper using an antique press, creating an impression in the paper. An uninked plate is used for blind letterpress.
Ink lays flat on the paper, leaving a smooth finish. Opaque white ink is available for printing on dark paper and envelopes OR choose a dark ink on colored paper.
Matte ink lays flat on the paper, leaving a smooth finish. The resulting stationery can feature an unlimited number of colors. Also called digital printing.
Need help deciding on the right one for your invitations? Read my guide: How to choose the right printing method
Letterpress and flat print inks are not completely opaque, so the color of the paper will affect the ink colors. For example, a pink ink printed on Pearl White paper will have a warmer hue than the same color printed on Fluorescent White.
classic whites
Choose from two classic shades of white: Fluorescent White or Pearl White 100% cotton paper for letterpress and foil; Bright White or Soft White eggshell finish cardstock for flat printing.
envelopes
Choose a cooresponding white envelope or add an accent color from the signature envelope color palette. All envelopes feature a deep euro flap, and are available as an inner/outer mailing set.
paper thickness
Upgrade to double thick paper for a luxurious look. As thick as two pieces of single ply paper, it’s perfect to show off edge painting or elevate your minimal design.
For a deep dive on wedding invitation papers and color options, read my guide: How to choose the right paper
Pick from 24 classic hues for any letterpress or flat print invitation suite. Four classic metallic hues are available for foil stamp.
All signature colors are available in lighter shades for flat printing.
Choose from four
shiny metallic foil shades
Letterpress printing with no ink, just impression. Also called deboss.
White ink for specialty flat
printing on vellum and
dark papers or envelopes.
Flat print and letterpress inks are not exact matches. Paper color affects ink color appearance. Colors may display different on screen than when printed. Order printed samples to accurately view color.
Pick from 20 classic hues for your envelopes and embellishment papers.
Refer to paper swatches for actual color. Envelope/paper colors do not have exact ink matches.
Additional colors available for Made-to-Measure clients.
Get tips for incorporating colored paper and envelopes in this guide: How to choose the right color for your invitations
Hand dyed silk ribbon is a softer, elevated option for keeping the pieces of your invitation suite together. It can be tied in a bow or soft knot around your invitation, or added to day of stationery like menus and programs.
Select colors available in different widths or with a frayed edge for Made-to-Measure clients.
Get inspired with these ways to use silk ribbon in your wedding stationery.
1/2" wide silk ribbon with a woven edge is offered for Studio Edition orders. Ribbon is supplied on a spool, and the number of spools needed will be calculated based on the size and quantity of your stationery.
A custom wax seal gives any invitations suite an added pop of texture and color! Monograms are always a popular design choice, but you’re encouraged to think outside the box (a flower, wreath, a simple emblem like a fleur de lis). Each collection’s Styling Guide features decorative elements that work perfectly as a wax seal design.
Wax seal colors are not an exact match to paper, ink, or ribbon colors.
matte colors
metallic colors
1" round wax seals are available for Studio Edition orders.
Additional colors, sizes, and shapes available for Made-to-Measure clients.
Get ideas for ways to use wax seals in your wedding stationery.
Choose an unprinted solid paper color (colored paper options are the same as the envelope colors) or choose from a variety of printed designs from patterns and monograms to vintage artwork and venue illustrations. View each collection’s Styling Guide for pattern options, or browse the house pattern library for more choices.
A variety of shapes are available for your save the dates, invitations, inserts, table numbers, and menu cards.
Circles are available in 3.5", 4", 5.25", and 8" diameter.
Looking for a custom shape for your wedding invitations? Made-to-Measure and bespoke clients can commission custom die cut shapes, like a save the date in the shape of Michigan or an insert card shaped like a flower.
Get ideas for ways to use die cuts in your wedding stationery.
Incorporate a belly band, gatefold, or vellum folder to keep all the pieces of your invitation suite together.
Choose an unprinted solid paper color (colored paper options are the same as the envelope colors), semi-transluscent vellum, or add a printed design like a pattern, monogram, or venue illustration.
Available in solid colors or vellum, plain or printed with a monogram, pattern, or illustration.
Offered in solid colors or printed with the design of your choice. Pair with silk ribbon, belly bands, or wax seals to finish it off.
Plain or printed, vellum wraps are a great way to enclose your invitation suite without completely hiding it.
Special finishes like edge painting, deckle edges, and bevel edges add dimension and presence, giving your invitations a more refined, intentional feel. These finishes are available for Made-to-Measure and bespoke clients.
A beveled edge is a subtle finishing detail where the edges of the paper are cut at an angle rather than straight. Available on double thick paper, with or without edge painting.
Choose any ink color option for edge painting, along with metallic gold or silver. Recommended with 220# double thick paper.
A deckle edge is a softly torn, feathered paper edge that creates an organic, textured look with a handmade feel. Available on 110# or single ply paper.
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