07/09/2026
One press. One white. One matched set.
Here’s why that matters more than it sounds.
Most couples end up ordering their wedding print from about six different places. Invitations from an online shop. Order of service from the church’s printer. Seating plan from a sign company. Menus from whoever came back cheapest.
And there’s no such thing as “white”. There’s brilliant white, soft white, ivory, oyster, natural — all sold to you as white, none of them quite the same white.
Six parcels arrive over about four months and every one of them looks lovely on its own. Then your menu, your place card and your table number end up forty centimetres apart on a dressed table under candlelight, and it’s the first thing you see.
So we print the whole lot ourselves. Same stock, same ink, same run.
🤍 Before the day — save the dates, invitations, RSVPs, evening invites
🤍 On the day — order of service, seating plan, table numbers, place cards, menus, welcome signage
🤍 After — thank you cards
📌 Save this for when the planning starts. And send it to whoever’s in charge of the spreadsheet.