Maddison Wallace

At a glance Paperlust offers six main printing techniques for wedding invitations: digital, letterpress, flat foil, foil stamp, metallic, and white ink – plus colour stock + foil for dark backgrounds. Letterpress presses type physically into 300-600gsm Wild Cotton paper, creating a tactile impressed finish impossible to replicate digitally. Flat foil and foil stamp are …

At a glance Wild Cotton (300gsm or 600gsm) is the letterpress stock – thick, textured, with a handmade quality that photographs and feels unmistakably luxurious. Matte and Linen (both 300gsm) are the everyday workhorses for digital and metallic print – clean, reliable, and suited to almost any design. Kraft (290gsm) is the go-to for rustic …

At a glance A full wedding stationery suite has three phases: pre-wedding (save the dates, invitations), day-of (programs, menus, place cards), and post-wedding (thank you cards). Only four pieces are truly essential: save the dates, invitations, RSVP cards, and thank you cards. Everything else depends on your wedding format. Order 3+ card types together to …

At a glance The six main invitation styles in 2026 are: classic, romantic, modern minimalist, bohemian, dark romance, and destination. Print method shapes the style more than any design element – letterpress reads heritage, foil reads luxury, digital reads versatile. Paper choice matters: Wild Cotton (300-600gsm) is the letterpress stock; Kraft suits rustic and bohemian; …

At a glance Wedding invitations start at $2.04 per card for digital print from Paperlust (USD, displayed at checkout for US visitors). Letterpress and foil stamp cost more per card but the premium is smaller than most couples expect at quantities of 100+. A complete suite (invitation + RSVP + info card) for 100 guests …