NEW ERA PRINT SOLUTIONS · MISSISSAUGA
Invitations, save-the-dates, reply cards and matching wedding stationery belong together. Explore the paper, layout and finishing possibilities below. We’re preparing a wider range of wedding card products and options; contact us to discuss your plans in the meantime.
Choose the paper, format and details that feel right for your wedding. Our Mississauga team can help you explore foil, raised gloss, embossing, letterpress and custom invitations, with shipping across Canada.
THE PROCESS, UP CLOSE
Watch the invitation production video, then explore papers, formats and finishing ideas for your suite. Plan the invitation, inserts and envelopes as a coordinated set.
TAKE A CLOSER LOOK
A cream invitation, sage reply card and matching envelope share the same gold botanical detail. Repeating that detail connects the set without putting the same layout on every piece. Keep names, dates and reply instructions easy to find.
Illustrative design concept, not a print proof.
Design direction
Start with the main wording, finished size and an envelope that fits. Choose one finishing focal point before expanding the suite.
What to send us
Include names, date, venue, invitation quantity and your intended mailing date.
Design direction
Give each card a clear job. Coordinate type, paper and motifs while keeping response instructions and practical details easy to find.
What to send us
List every piece, its size and quantity; include the reply method and any separate envelope.
Design direction
Extend the visual identity to menus, programmes, place cards or thank-you cards. Each format may need a different stock or finish.
What to send us
Provide the full item list and event timing so the pieces can be quoted and scheduled together.
Use this guide to plan your idea. We’ll check the paper, artwork and finishing details before confirming the job.
Usually the mailing list is organised by households rather than individual guests. Build your address list first and decide how many spare suites you need.
Foil adds metallic reflection, clear gloss adds shine, and embossing or debossing changes the paper surface. Choose the effect that supports the design, then review papers and samples for the complete specification.
Keep the wording on one card, with a simple printed design or a finishing detail we’ve checked for your paper.
A pocket format can organise the invitation and inserts. Plan insert sizes, stock, assembly and envelopes together.
Explore an approved die-cut shape, boarding-pass style or passport-style invitation. Send us the idea so we can check the shape and artwork.
Gold foil wedding invitations can highlight your names, a monogram or a bold border. Silver and other foil finishes offer different looks. Compare traditional foil stamping with raised digital foil, then choose the finish that suits your stock, artwork and budget.
For a non-metallic detail, use raised gloss on a bold monogram or decorative motif. Clear shine can create contrast against an approved matte or soft touch surface. Keep dates, location, RSVP instructions and delicate text in readable printed ink.
Embossing raises the paper; debossing makes a recessed impression. Letterpress uses a relief printing surface and can create an inked impression on a suitable stock. These effects differ from a raised clear or metallic layer. Bring a sample or reference so we can review the appropriate stock, impression and reverse-side layout.
Compare embossing and debossing · Compare lamination finishes · Explore custom die cutting
| Piece | What to include | Design consideration |
|---|---|---|
| Main invitation | Names, date, time and venue | Make essential information easy to read |
| RSVP card | Response date and reply method | Leave writing areas untreated |
| Details card | Travel, accommodation and dress information | Use readable printed type for longer copy |
| Save-the-date or thank-you card | One clear message and matching motif | Carry the visual identity without repeating every finish |
| Envelope and pocket | Correct fit, stock, colour and assembly | Check thickness, postage and finish compatibility |
| Day-of stationery | Discuss menus, programmes and place cards | Confirm each item and quantity in the quote |
Choose paper and envelopes as a suite. NEPS lists custom invitations from 50 pieces and standard blank white mailing envelopes with invitations. Coloured, textured or shimmer envelopes are available by request. Confirm the selected envelope, inserts, assembly and all inclusions in your current quote.
Printing, special finishing, design and shipping have separate scheduling needs. Tell us when you plan to mail your invitations so we can work back from that date. We confirm timing for your approved design rather than promising one turnaround for every style.
Yes. Supply print-ready artwork and any aligned finish masks, or ask the NEPS design team to create a custom layout. We review the stock and finish compatibility before production.
Yes, NEPS offers foil invitation finishing. Ask about gold, silver and other available colours, and specify whether you want conventional foil or a raised digital effect.
Custom invitations start at 50 pieces. We’ll confirm the quantity, paper and finishes in your quote.
Standard blank white mailing envelopes are listed with invitations. Upgraded envelopes, extra inserts, assembly and postage should be confirmed in the quote.
The price depends on the style, quantity, paper, design, inserts and finishing. Share the look you want and your budget so we can quote the full suite. A starting price for a simple invitation won’t cover every custom option.
Share a few references you like, the number of invitation suites you need and your planned mailing date. List any reply cards, detail cards or other stationery, along with the paper and finish you’re considering. We’ll help you work through the options and prepare a quote. You can discuss samples in Mississauga or arrange shipping across Canada; allow time for design, approval, production and delivery.
Need help with the design? Explore graphic design services.