An engagement party marks the moment everyone finds out - the first celebration that turns a private proposal into a shared joy. Your invitation sets the tone before a single guest arrives: whether it is an intimate dinner with close family, a champagne cocktail party in a Melbourne garden, or a relaxed backyard gathering with friends old and new. Get the design and wording right, and guests arrive already excited for everything that follows.

At Paperlust, engagement party invitations are designed in our Melbourne studio by independent artists, printed to order on premium paper stocks, and delivered overnight anywhere in Australia - free, on every order. Every design is exclusive to Paperlust, every order is handled by a real human designer who proofs your personalisation within 1-2 business days, and every card is backed by a 100% happiness guarantee.

Custom Engagement Party Invitations - Design, Personalise, and Print

Engagement party invitations are one of the most versatile pieces of stationery in the pre-wedding calendar. Unlike wedding invitations, which carry formal expectations about wording and format, engagement party invites allow more creative latitude - they can be playful, romantic, relaxed, or elegantly formal, depending entirely on the kind of event you are planning.

The Paperlust collection covers the full range. Browse 500+ exclusive designs created by independent Australian and international artists - from modern minimalist layouts with clean typography to lush botanical watercolours, classic script on cotton stock, and bold contemporary designs with foil accents. Every design is exclusive to Paperlust, which means your invitations will not appear in any other couple's celebration.

Customisation goes beyond name and date. Your assigned designer works with you on typography choices, colour palette adjustments, layout preferences, and any design modifications to make the invitation feel genuinely yours. If you are building a cohesive pre-wedding stationery suite, many Paperlust collections span engagement party invitations, wedding invitations, RSVP cards, thank you cards, and more - design it once, coordinate everything from there.

Digital print engagement party invitations start from $2.04 per card. Premium finishes - flat foil, letterpress, metallic - carry a higher per-card price that reflects the craft involved. Ordering three or more stationery types together unlocks a 15% discount. New to Paperlust? $20 off your first purchase when you sign up.

How to Choose the Right Engagement Invitation

The right engagement party invitation is the one that accurately signals the event - its formality, its tone, and its aesthetic - before guests even read the wording. Here is how to make the main decisions.

Match Format to Formality

A cocktail evening at a heritage venue calls for something different than a backyard celebration with the footy team. Before choosing a design, settle on your party format. Formal sit-down dinners and cocktail parties suit elegant script typography, foil accents, and high-quality paper stocks. Relaxed gatherings suit bolder, more playful designs - illustrated motifs, brighter palettes, and a warm direct tone in the wording.

Printed cards remain the most versatile format for engagement parties: they work for all guest demographics, require no technology to read, and can be kept as a memento. For couples with a mix of local and interstate guests who want to minimise postage effort, digital non-printed files are available via the Paperlust team for $35 flat - contact customer service to arrange.

Match Design to Your Aesthetic

Your engagement party invitation is often the first glimpse guests get of your wedding aesthetic. If you have already chosen your wedding invitations, look for an engagement party design that uses a complementary palette and typographic style - not necessarily identical, but clearly from the same visual world. If the wedding stationery is not decided yet, choose an engagement party design you love and let it inform the direction of the full suite.

Paperlust designs are grouped by collection, and many collections include matching pieces across the entire pre-wedding stationery range. Browse by collection to find engagement party invitations that pair naturally with your wedding signs, seating chart, and day-of stationery.

Choose Paper and Print Method

Paper weight and print method determine how the invitation feels in hand - and signal the event's quality before the wording is read. A quick overview:

• Digital print on matte or premium stock - the starting point. Full colour, crisp text, most affordable. Suits any aesthetic from botanical to modern.
• Flat foil - real metallic accents in gold, rose gold, silver, copper, and more. Applied with heat and pressure, no custom die required, from as few as 10 cards. Ideal for adding a shimmer to names, borders, or botanical details.
• Letterpress - a debossed impression in hand-mixed inks on 300gsm or 600gsm Wild Cotton. The most tactile and heirloom-quality option. Best for formal, romantic, or artisanal events.
• White ink - opaque white printed on dark or coloured stocks (navy, kraft, black, deep burgundy). Creates a high-contrast, dramatically elegant result for evening events.
• Metallic ink - a metallic pigment at a 5th imaging station; subtle gold or silver shimmer without the full mirror-bright intensity of foil. A refined mid-point between digital and foil.

Free white envelopes are included with every order. Coloured and textured envelope options are available to match or contrast your invitation design.

Decide on Quantities Early

Engagement parties typically have smaller guest lists than weddings - 30 to 80 is common for Australian celebrations. Order slightly more than your confirmed guest count: extras cover last-minute additions, calligraphy addressing practice, and keeping one or two as keepsakes. Most Paperlust products have no rigid minimum quantity for digital print; flat foil starts from 10, foil stamp from 50.

Colour Palettes and Design Trends for Australian Engagement Parties

Australian engagement party aesthetics have their own distinct character - shaped by the country's light, landscape, and relaxed social culture. The design directions that work best in the Australian context tend to lean towards warmth, texture, and a certain ease that formal European stationery conventions do not always carry. Here is a practical overview of the colour palettes and design directions that are most popular for Australian engagement celebrations right now.

Warm neutrals and earthy tones: Terracotta, warm sand, dusty sage, dried clay, and warm white remain the most consistently popular engagement party palette direction in Australia. This earthy warmth suits the landscape and light of Australian settings - from garden celebrations to winery venues to outdoor country properties. On paper, these palettes work beautifully in digital print with full colour botanical illustration, or in letterpress with a single warm ink on Wild Cotton. Flat foil in pale gold or warm copper adds a metallic accent that reads as luxury without coldness.

Soft botanicals and watercolour: Illustrated botanical watercolours - loose florals, greenery, native Australian flora including proteas, banksias, and eucalyptus - remain a perennial favourite for engagement party invitations across all Australian states. This direction suits digital print's full-colour capability and is particularly well suited to the 380gsm premium stock, which renders watercolour illustration with warmth and depth. For a more formal take on the botanical direction, a single letterpress-debossed botanical motif in one or two ink colours on Wild Cotton is an elegant restraint that photographs beautifully.

Navy and gold: The navy and gold combination is perhaps the single most versatile engagement party palette in the Australian context - it suits formal dinner events, cocktail parties, winery evenings, and coastal celebrations equally. Navy stock with gold flat foil typography creates a rich, immediately legible result. White ink on navy creates a clean nautical contrast. Gold foil names on deep navy create a strong, memorable visual that works as well in a Sydney harbour restaurant as it does in a Margaret River cellar door.

Blush and white: The soft blush and white palette suits romantic, intimate engagement parties and garden celebrations where the mood is gentle rather than dramatic. It photographs warmly and pairs naturally with feminine floral design directions. Digital print on blush paper stock with white text creates a monochromatic softness; flat foil in pale gold adds a delicate shimmer. Note that white ink cannot be applied to blush paper - if white lettering is important to your design, choose a different stock colour.

Bold and graphic: For couples who prefer a more contemporary, graphic design direction - clean sans-serif typography, strong colour blocks, minimal illustration - digital print on premium or matte stock provides the most flexibility. Bold colour choices (deep teal, vivid orange, graphic black and white) suit younger couples and urban party formats. This direction often works well for larger guest lists where per-card cost matters, since digital print provides the most accessible pricing at scale.

Wording, Etiquette and Timing

Engagement party invitation wording is more flexible than wedding invitation wording - there is no strict formal convention to follow. The guiding principle is clarity and tone: tell guests exactly what they need to know, in a voice that matches the event.

When to Send

The standard lead time for engagement party invitations is 3-6 weeks before the event. For guests travelling from interstate (Melbourne to Brisbane, Sydney to Perth, Adelaide to Darwin), 6-8 weeks is a more considerate timeline. If you have overseas guests attending specifically for the party, 10-12 weeks gives them time to book flights and accommodation.

Engagement parties happen quickly after proposals - which means you are often planning them with a shorter runway than a wedding. Paperlust's 1-2 business day proof turnaround means you can order invitations even when timelines are tight. If you genuinely need cards in hand within the week, 24-hour rush production is available at an additional fee.

What to Include

Every engagement party invitation should include:

• Both names - the engaged couple, presented equally
• Date, day of week, and time - include start time; end time if it is a ticketed or sit-down event
• Venue name and full address - even for well-known venues; guests need it for navigation apps
• Host name(s) - who is organising the event
• RSVP details - phone, email, or online RSVP link, with a clear reply deadline

Optional additions: dress code (include whenever there is a theme or formal expectation), gift policy (engagement parties are not traditionally gift occasions in Australia), and theme hints if guests should prepare.

Engagement Party Etiquette in Australia

Australian engagement party etiquette is relaxed by comparison to formal wedding stationery conventions, but a few guiding principles are worth knowing before you draft your invitations.

Guest list parity: Australian etiquette broadly follows the convention that anyone invited to the engagement party should be on the wedding guest list. Inviting someone to the engagement party and then not to the wedding creates an awkward situation - so if you are planning a large engagement celebration that exceeds your wedding guest list, set expectations clearly from the outset, and consider framing the engagement party as a broader social celebration rather than a formal pre-wedding event.

Hosting conventions: In Australia, there is no strict rule about who hosts the engagement party. The couple frequently hosts their own celebration; alternatively, the couple's parents (from either side or both together), the wedding party, or close friends may organise and host. The host's name appears on the invitation. For co-hosted events - for example, both sets of parents together - list both hosting families.

Gifts: Engagement parties are not traditionally gift-giving occasions in Australia. Most guests, particularly close family, will bring something regardless. A subtle note on the invitation handles this graciously ("Your presence is all we need") without demanding or discouraging gifts explicitly. If a registry exists, it is acceptable to mention it quietly; avoid printing registry details prominently on the invitation itself.

Response etiquette: Include an RSVP deadline on the invitation - typically 10-14 days before the event. Make it easy to RSVP: a phone number, email address, or simple online form are all acceptable. Chasing non-responders is entirely normal and expected - a short, friendly follow-up the week after the RSVP deadline is standard practice.

Dietary and accessibility information: If your party involves a sit-down meal or catered food, include a request for dietary requirements as part of the RSVP process. This is standard courtesy for Australian events and helps your caterer and venue plan accurately.

Wording Examples

Formal and elegant (for sit-down dinners, parent-hosted events, cocktail parties):

Warm and casual (backyard celebrations, friend group gatherings):

Playful and fun (young couples, casual events):

Surprise party (when the newly engaged person does not know):

Bilingual or multicultural celebrations: For Australian engagement parties spanning different cultural backgrounds - and many do, given Australia's multicultural wedding traditions - your Paperlust designer can incorporate bilingual wording or culturally specific layout conventions. This is handled as part of the standard design service at no extra charge.

Engagement Party Themes and Invitation Styles for Australian Celebrations

Australia's engagement party landscape spans outdoor garden celebrations, coastal gatherings, city cocktail evenings, winery dinners, and relaxed backyard barbecues. Here is how the most popular Australian engagement party styles translate into paper and print choices.

Champagne and Gold Garden Party

The classic Australian engagement party format: a garden or courtyard setting, Prosecco on arrival, late afternoon light, and a guest list that feels like the wedding preview it is. This aesthetic calls for invitation cards that feel elevated without being stiff - flat foil in gold or pale gold on cream or ivory premium stock is the natural fit. Real metallic accents on names and botanical borders add genuine luxury without the lead time of a foil stamp run, and the result photographs beautifully in the warm Australian afternoon light that tends to define these celebrations.

For garden parties at private homes or hired venue gardens in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, or the many spectacular vineyard properties across Victoria, the Barossa, and Margaret River, the botanical design direction works equally well - soft watercolour florals, illustrated greenery, dusty sage or blush palettes. Digital print handles full-colour botanical illustration without restriction; letterpress with a debossed botanical border adds a more tactile, heirloom dimension for celebrations where the invitation will be kept.

Winery and Vineyard Celebration

Australia's wine regions are among the most popular engagement party venues in the country - from Hunter Valley and the Yarra Valley to McLaren Vale, the Barossa, and Great Southern. A winery setting calls for invitation cards with warmth and depth: deep burgundy, forest green, or earthy terracotta palettes. White ink on deep-coloured stock creates a genuinely striking result - the contrast of white type against rich colour evokes the mood of an evening in a heritage winery building. Letterpress on Wild Cotton suits the tactile, artisanal quality of a craft-wine setting perfectly.

Coastal and Beach

Australia's coastline provides some of the most spectacular engagement party settings in the world - from Bondi and Noosa to Byron Bay, the Mornington Peninsula, and Rottnest Island. Coastal celebrations favour fresh, light aesthetics: navy and white, seafoam and sand, illustrated waves or shells. White ink on navy stock creates a beautiful nautical contrast; clean digital print on crisp white premium stock suits the bright, open feeling of a beach setting. The "tying the knot" maritime reference is an irresistible engagement party wording nod for coastal celebrations.

City Cocktail Party

For urban Australian couples celebrating in a rooftop bar, a boutique city restaurant, or a private dining room in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, or Perth, the invitation needs to signal the sophistication of the setting. Deep navy, rich burgundy, or black stock with gold or white ink lettering creates a moody, luxurious result that sets the right expectation for a curated evening event. A foil stamp on specialty textured stock adds the most tactile, premium quality - suited to events where the invitation itself will be kept as a memento of the evening.

Boho and Earthy Outdoor

The boho-earthy aesthetic remains one of the most popular directions for Australian engagement celebrations - pampas grass styling, terracotta and warm desert tones, hand-lettered script, and outdoor settings in open fields, property gardens, or rustic farm venues across regional Australia. Letterpress printing on Wild Cotton paper suits this look perfectly: the raw, textured feel of the cotton stock matches the earthy aesthetic completely. Digital print with warm ochre, terracotta, and dusty green palettes provides a more accessible alternative for larger print runs.

Relaxed Backyard Barbecue

The most quintessentially Australian engagement party format. Bold, illustrated styles, relaxed wording, casual colour palettes, and digital print on matte or linen stock. The invitation design for a backyard celebration should feel as easy and welcoming as the event itself. This is the category where playful wording ("This just got real", "They said yes - come celebrate") is most at home, and where digital print's full-colour flexibility gives you the most design options at the most accessible price point.

Paper, Printing and Finish Options

Engagement party invitations are produced using the same premium materials and print methods as Paperlust's full wedding stationery range. Here is a complete overview of what is available and when each finish is the right choice.

Digital Print

The most accessible and versatile print method. Full-colour inkjet or laser printing on your choice of paper stock: matte, premium (380gsm), linen, kraft, blush, cotton, or metallic. Digital print handles complex colour gradients, photographic illustrations, and fine detail without restriction. It is the right choice for colourful botanical designs, illustrated invites, and larger print runs where per-card cost matters.

Flat Foil

Real metallic foil applied with heat and pressure - no custom die required. Available from as few as 10 cards, making it ideal for smaller engagement party guest lists. Foil colours include gold, pale gold, rose gold, silver, copper, holographic, and more. Flat foil works beautifully on names, monograms, botanical borders, and geometric design elements. Papers include matte, 380gsm premium, and 350gsm heavyweight stocks.

Foil Stamp

Foil stamping uses a custom die and leaves both the metallic foil finish and a pressed deboss impression in the paper - a more tactile result than flat foil. Requires a minimum order of 50 and more lead time due to die production. Suited to formal engagement parties and couples building a cohesive luxury suite. Available on specialty textured stocks and Wild Cotton.

Letterpress

Letterpress printing presses hand-mixed ink into thick paper, creating a debossed impression that is visible and tactile from both sides of the card. Paper choices are 300gsm or 600gsm Wild Cotton - Paperlust's thickest paper option. The result is genuinely heirloom quality: dense, weighty, and unmistakably crafted. Best reserved for formal or romantic engagement parties where the invitation itself will be kept long after the evening.

Note: the $15 custom sample is not available for letterpress; use the $5 sample pack to see and feel the Wild Cotton stock before ordering.

White Ink

White opaque ink printed as a fifth colour, working on dark and coloured stocks including kraft (290gsm), vellum (180gsm), and colour stocks in navy, cobalt, black, burgundy, and more. Creates high-contrast, dramatically elegant invitations perfect for evening cocktail parties and moody aesthetic themes. Cannot be applied to blush paper.

Metallic Ink

A gold or silver metallic pigment applied at a fifth imaging station alongside standard CMYK digital print. Less mirror-bright than foil, more of a refined shimmer. Available on 300gsm matte, 300gsm linen, and 380gsm premium. The right middle-ground for designs that want a subtle metallic element without committing to full foil.

Vellum and Overlays

Vellum overlay sheets - translucent, semi-opaque - can be layered over printed invitation cards for a soft, romantic reveal effect. Available as an add-on to many design options. Works especially well with floral and romantic engagement party aesthetics. The vellum can carry a printed motif, monogram, or simple wording, or remain plain for a purely textural effect.

Sizing, Envelopes and Assembly

Standard engagement party invitation sizes follow the same conventions as wedding stationery. Here is a reference guide to the common formats and what suits each.

Envelopes

Free white envelopes are included with every order. Coloured, kraft, and textured envelope options are available to match or contrast your invitation design. Envelope liners add an inner layer of pattern or colour for an elevated unboxing experience - popular for formal and romantic engagement party styles.

Paperlust's Address Manager tool makes guest addressing simple: import names and addresses from an Excel spreadsheet, and the tool formats them for print or digital reference. Guest address printing on envelopes is available for approximately $0.20 per address - a significant time saving for larger guest lists.

Assembly and Finishing Details

Some engagement party invitation suites benefit from finishing details that elevate the unboxing experience. Popular additions available through Paperlust:

• Wax seals - on the envelope flap or as an accent detail on the invitation; available in colours coordinated with your design
• Ribbon or belly bands - ties the suite together; works well when sending a multi-piece set (invitation, RSVP, information card)
• Vellum overlays - a translucent sheet layered over the invitation; soft and romantic visual effect
• Envelope liners - printed pattern or colour inside the envelope; first impression before the invitation is revealed

Building Your Engagement Party Stationery Suite

The invitation is the centrepiece of your engagement party stationery, but it rarely stands alone. Most couples find that a small, coordinated suite of printed pieces adds both polish and practicality to the event. Here is what is available through Paperlust and when each piece earns its place.

RSVP Cards

A separate RSVP card, included with the invitation and returned by guests, remains the most reliable way to manage responses for sit-down events where catering and seating matters. RSVP cards can be designed to match the invitation exactly - same paper stock, same print method, same colour palette - or in a complementary style that references the main invitation without duplicating it. Standard RSVP card formats include a simple name and attending/not attending tick, or a more detailed version that captures dietary requirements and menu choices. For casual backyard-style parties, an RSVP via phone or email is entirely sufficient; a physical card is more appropriate when the event has a formality that warrants it.

Information Cards

If your engagement party has logistics that would clutter the main invitation - parking directions, accommodation options for interstate guests, a dress code explanation, or details of a long weekend itinerary - a separate information card handles these cleanly. Keeping the invitation itself uncluttered and elegant while giving guests everything they need in a secondary insert is standard practice for formal or destination-adjacent engagement events. Information cards are typically the same width as the invitation and designed to slip into the same envelope.

Thank You Cards

Sending thank you cards after the engagement party is considered good form in Australia, particularly for more formal celebrations and events where guests have brought gifts. Ordering thank you cards at the same time as your engagement party invitations - from the same collection - takes advantage of the 15% multi-product discount and ensures a cohesive look across the full experience. A handwritten note inside a beautifully printed thank you card is one of the most appreciated gestures you can extend to people who have taken the time to celebrate with you.

Day-of Stationery

For engagement parties with a sit-down component - particularly winery dinners, long lunches, or cocktail-to-dinner celebrations - a small set of day-of stationery pieces adds a memorable layer of detail. Printed menus at each place setting tell guests what to expect and what wines or dishes have been selected. Place cards ensure seating is managed smoothly - particularly useful when you have guests from different social groups who may not know each other. Table numbers are rarely needed for an engagement party unless the guest list is large enough to require multiple tables that guests cannot instinctively find. All of these pieces are available through Paperlust and can be designed to coordinate with your invitations.

Digital Files for Social Sharing

For couples who want to supplement physical invitations with a digital version - to share via WhatsApp groups, family chats, or event management platforms - Paperlust's team can provide the invitation design as a JPEG or PDF digital file for $35 flat. This is particularly useful for large social groups where posting physical invitations to every guest is impractical, or where overseas family members should receive advance notice electronically. The digital file matches the printed design exactly, ensuring consistent branding across every touchpoint.

Designing for Australia's Most Popular Engagement Party Venues

The venue shapes the invitation as much as the couple's aesthetic does. Australia has a distinct set of engagement party venue categories that each call for a particular design approach. Here is a practical reference for matching your invitation design to the most common Australian venue types.

Private Home Gardens

The private home garden party remains the most common format for Australian engagement celebrations, particularly in Melbourne, Adelaide, and Sydney's inner-west and eastern suburbs. A home garden setting gives you enormous latitude: the invitation can be as formal or as relaxed as you choose. Botanical watercolour designs coordinate beautifully with a garden aesthetic; flat foil adds luxury without over-formality; digital print on premium stock provides the most flexible colour matching if you have a particular garden theme or seasonal colour story you want to reference. Include the suburb or area in the address line so guests from outside the area can plan travel and parking in advance.

Restaurant Private Dining Rooms

Private dining room bookings at established restaurants - particularly in Melbourne's CBD and inner suburbs, Sydney's harbourside venues, Brisbane's South Bank restaurant precinct, and Perth's riverside dining strips - call for an invitation that signals the level of the venue. Elegant script typography, a refined colour palette (deep navy, warm ivory, champagne, or black with gold accents), and a premium paper stock communicate the right level of formality. Include start time and, if relevant, end time. If you have pre-ordered a set menu, a brief note about this prepares guests appropriately and reduces questions in advance.

Winery and Cellar Door

Winery engagement parties across Victoria's Yarra Valley, the Mornington Peninsula, South Australia's Barossa and McLaren Vale, Western Australia's Margaret River and Great Southern, and the Hunter Valley in NSW are consistently among the most requested styles for Australian couples. The invitation for a winery event should feel warm, artisanal, and grown-up. Consider a horizontal format - landscape orientation suits the long, low visual language of winery architecture and vineyard rows. Earthy terracotta, deep burgundy, forest green, and warm neutrals work well. White ink on dark stock creates a particularly striking winery-event aesthetic.

Function Venues and Hired Spaces

For couples hiring a dedicated function space - rooftop bars, gallery spaces, heritage buildings, or contemporary event venues in major Australian cities - the invitation style should match the ambition and polish of the venue. A hired function venue typically implies a more substantial celebration, and the invitation should signal this. Premium paper weight (380gsm or heavier), a considered print finish, and a professional typographic layout all contribute to an invitation that feels equal to the occasion. Include venue name, full address, and any access notes (building entry, lift to level X) that guests will need.

Outdoor and Farm Properties

For engagement celebrations at rural properties, working farms, or destination country venues - common in Victoria's Macedon Ranges, the NSW Southern Highlands, Queensland's Granite Belt, and Western Australia's South West - the invitation should feel as generous and grounded as the setting. Letterpress on Wild Cotton is a natural fit for this aesthetic: the raw texture of the paper suits the earthy, unhurried quality of a country celebration. If the venue is not in a location guests can easily navigate to, include detailed directions or a QR code linking to a directions page - rural property addresses are often not precisely searchable on standard mapping applications.

Buying Engagement Party Invitations in Australia

Here is everything you need to know about ordering, pricing, and delivery for engagement party invitations shipped across Australia.

Pricing

Sign up to receive $20 off your first order. Order 3 or more stationery types together (for example, engagement party invitations, RSVP cards, and thank you cards) and save 15% across the bundle. The site displays AUD pricing for Australian visitors.

Proofs and Production

After placing your order, your assigned Paperlust designer produces a proof of your personalised design within 1-2 business days. You review the proof, request changes (up to two rounds of edits included, more available on request), and approve for print. A professional designer handles all personalisation - you do not need to be a designer yourself.

For last-minute orders, 24-hour rush print production is available at an additional fee. Contact the live chat team to arrange if your timeline is urgent.

Planning Timeline for Australian Engagement Parties

Getting the invitation timing right in Australia involves coordinating Paperlust's production and delivery schedule with your event lead time. Here is a practical planning guide:

For rush orders within a tighter window, 24-hour print production is available at an additional fee. Contact the live chat team to confirm your timeline is achievable.

Delivery in Australia

All Australian orders ship free via overnight Startrack delivery - no minimum order, no threshold to meet. Whether you are in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, or any regional location, Startrack overnight is the standard for every order. Plan for proof approval time plus production plus delivery when setting your order-by date.

Samples

Before committing to a full order, the $5 sample pack is the most practical first step. It includes 7 designs across the main print methods - letterpress, foil, and digital - so you can feel the difference in paper weight and print quality before you decide. A $20 full swatch kit covers all available paper stocks in more detail. Custom samples ($15) are available for most print methods but are not available for letterpress.

The 100% Happiness Guarantee

Every Paperlust order is backed by a 100% happiness guarantee. If your invitations do not meet your expectations, Paperlust will reprint or refund - no questions asked. For a first-time order with an upcoming event date, this removes the risk of committing to a new supplier.

Plan the Full Pre-Wedding Stationery Suite

The engagement party is usually the first event in a long pre-wedding calendar. Paperlust covers the full suite - from engagement party invitations through to wedding invitations, wedding seating charts, table numbers, place cards, menus, wedding signs, and guest books. Ordering multiple products from the same collection guarantees a cohesive look, and the 15% multi-product discount makes the full suite more accessible.

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