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Invitations
The tone is set before the event even begins
An invitation announces an event before it happens: a grand opening, a corporate evening, a trade show, a company anniversary. Its design sets the tone for the event and directly influences turnout.
Format and finish vary depending on how formal the event is: rigid cardstock for a prestigious occasion, a simpler format for an internal invitation.
The advisual method
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Choice of format, paper, and finish
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Layout including practical details (date, location, RSVP)
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Matching reply card available
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Small or large print runs
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Material matters
Two print directions we love, each with its own character.
450 gsm Bristol board paper
for a smooth, matte finish with a crisp, contemporary feel.
Gloss spot UV over a full matte lamination
to create contrast and make the logo stand out.
FAQ
Everything you need to know before we get started.
Your question isn’t covered here? Just ask us.
It depends on the tone of the event more than the guest list. A printed invitation signals a level of occasion a digital one rarely matches, while digital works better for anything more casual or time sensitive.
Usually a lighter one, digital formats favor simpler layouts that render well on a phone screen, while print can support finer detail, texture, and finishes that don’t translate digitally.
Often the material more than the message, a slightly heavier card, an unusual format, or a finish that feels different from everyday mail tends to earn a spot on someone’s shelf rather than the recycling bin.
Yes, we can carry the same visual language across the invitation, signage, and any printed materials on the day, so the event feels considered from the first piece someone receives.
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