Invitations

Unique-to-you invitations are my bread and butter; I love the challenge of translating the love story of my couples onto paper. Whether that be by designing a full-custom wedding invitation from scratch, or personalizing a semi-custom invitation and making it true to you. I will work with you and your partner to craft a beautiful design, plus build the perfect suite of cards and accessories (ie., envelopes and add-ons). Take a look below to see which option is best for you.

Fully custom invitations are completely unique, designed especially for each couple to reflect their unique love story. Opting for custom invitations includes many rounds of revisions and lots of communication. Custom designs are typically dictated by your decisiveness as well as my ability to bring your vision to life. Bear in mind that communication is a huge part of the process for custom invitations, so be prepared to chat frequently! Also, because of their from-scratch process, these have a higher price point and take longer to produce than semi-custom invitations.

Full-Custom

Semi - Custom

Semi-custom invitations are pre-designed, where your wedding’s details are the only things that are customized. However, in some cases changes to colors, fonts and layout can be done to further the customization and personalization. These designs can be used for many different couples, making the price point significantly lower than going the full-custom route. The benefits of semi-custom suites are a lower price point and quick turnaround. Additionally, there are many add-ons options - like wax seals, belly bands and liners - to give them that personal touch.

Pricing

Typically wedding stationers within the industry recommend allocating 4-6% of your overall budget towards your stationery. Couples who book with me should expect to pay around $720 for a full-custom, 2-card set of 100.

I offer four budget-friendly packages as well as la carte options for both full- and semi-custom offerings for maximum flexibility.

Wedding Invitation Pricing Guide

Things to Consider

If you're on a tight budget:

  • Custom artwork incurs a hourly fee

  • Printing fees will vary by paper weight and type (letterpress vs. digital printing)

  • Addressed envelopes cost about $1-2 per envelope

  • Pocket envelopes, liners, and matting aren't cheap!

  • Digital RSVPs - save money and reduce waste!

  • Thick card-stock may look and feel lux, but will cost more

  • Thick invitation suites will require hand-cancelling (ie., higher postage). Read more HERE.