NOW, let's determine what ITEMS you need
BEFORE "i Do" Cards
Engagement Party - These cards are the first of any wedding related event invitations. A celebration of your recent wedding engagement !
Save the Date- Most couples send out these to guest prior to sending out the official invitation.
Bridal Shower invitations and Rehearsal dinner invitations are typically sent to guest a few weeks before the wedding takes place.
Invitation Suite
Invitation and Response card with White envelope. You may choose to have a 3rd or 4th card as an insert. Colored envelopes are available to coordinate to your wedding palette.
PRINTABLE PAPER-GOODS
For a PDF list of Printable products CLICK HERE. Note that printable files will be emailed to you. You have the option to print at home, online or via your local print/Copy center. Our cards are designed in pre-set measurements. If you need to have us modify the file sizes and color settings in order to accommodate your printer's requirements, fees may apply.
DAY -OF STATIONERY
THANK YOu CARD
A cordial extension of gratitude to your friends and family is customary post wedding. We recommend that you work with us to create a customized Thank You card that coordinates with your invitation designs.
ENVELOPE PRINTING
EMBELLISHMENTS
PRESENTATION
Enclosures are not created by Nellie & Co Paper. These items are purchased separately and by us for your suites , solely Upon request, Prices vary depending on surface finish. Enclosures are also available in Laser cut designs which can be discussed during our consultation.
TYPES OF PRINTING Available
DIGITAL | FLAT -PRINTING
Taking a digitally based image which gets transferred onto paper . Closest thing to printing from any regular printer. You get a smooth image with no surface texture. This process is ideal for more casual weddings
FOIL STAMPING
A specialty process that uses heat and pressure along with a copper metal dies and foiled sheets in order to press the metallic sheet onto the card in the desired design seen on the metal plate.
LETTER PRESS
A technique that began around 1500 AD .When the designs or text in a card are pressed into the paper, leaving an impression. The cardstock used is usually on the thicker weight. Ideal for luxury, high-end weddings.