Choose an invitation finish after deciding on the wording and format. The finishing process should suit the size of the text, the paper and the detail in the design.
For print options and an order enquiry, visit Invitation Card Printing.
Flat print for the main wording
Flat printing can carry the names, venue details and other information in one layout. Compare how the text reads on the proposed paper colour. Make a finished-size proof so small details and line breaks can be checked without zooming.
Foil and embossed details
Foil adds a reflective accent, while embossing creates a raised detail. Ask whether the proposed lettering and line work suit the chosen process. Confirm where the finish will appear and whether its effect is visible on the reverse.
Check the complete invitation
Discuss the card, inserts and envelope together. Finishing may change production time or the required artwork setup, so confirm those details in the quote. Review a relevant sample when the paper or finish is central to your choice.
Related guide: Artwork and Wording Checklist for Invitation Card Printing
