Cards & Invitations in Atlanta, GA

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of cards and invitations do you print?

We print wedding invitations, holiday cards, thank you cards, birthday invitations, corporate event invitations and personalized greeting cards. Each can be customized with your design, colors, text and special finishes. Businesses use them to announce news, promote events, thank customers, celebrate client milestones and reconnect with lapsed relationships through seasonal cards.

What paper and materials can I choose?

Choose from premium cardstock in several weights and textures, recycled paper, specialty papers such as linen, metallic and vellum, and coated or uncoated stock for a glossy or matte finish. Add die cuts, unusual shapes, textured extras and matching envelopes. We'll show you options that fit the occasion and the impression you want to make.

Can you design my cards or invitations?

Yes. Our design team works with you on layout, typography, color and graphics, and offers copywriting if you need help with the message. Start from a template for your occasion or have us build a custom one. Bring a clear idea or only the event details, and we'll take it from there.

Can each card be personalized with the recipient's name?

Yes. With variable data printing, each card can carry the recipient's name and company. You enter your list into the spreadsheet we provide, and every card or invitation prints with its own details. It's an effective way to make a large mailing feel personal.

Do you provide envelopes and mailing?

Yes. We offer color, accent and matching envelope options, and our mailing services can send your cards or invitations for you. Tell us your event or mail date when you start the project so printing, finishing, envelopes and mailing are scheduled together and nothing waits on another vendor.

How do I make sure my card design is effective?

Keep the message short and easy to read, use high-resolution images, and choose fonts that suit the occasion and read clearly. For company cards and invitations, bring in your brand's colors, fonts and logo, and leave enough space so the layout doesn't feel cluttered. A designer can help refine the details.