Most of our invitation designs offer the option of a matching digitally printed envelope liner design, but another option is to line envelopes with one of our Accessory Paper Stock Options. Full color digital printing may be available on some of our Accessory Paper Stock Options, but dark colored stock can only be printed on with white digital printing, foil stamping, or engraving. It’s also common to choose an Accessory Paper Stock Option for your liner and leave it blank.

The traditional choice for stationery is to use envelopes that match the paper stock
used for the invitation suite. However, an alternative to this approach is to choose one of our Accessory Paper Stock Options for your envelopes. Because we can digitally print white on dark envelopes, even dark colored envelopes can have your return addresses and guest addresses printed!

Want each side of your card to be a different color? Increase your card thickness and have each side of your card be a different color by mounting a 1 Ply colored cardstock to the back of any card.

The difference between a Duplexed Card and a Layered Card is that, with Layered Cards, the card on the front is slightly smaller than the card on the back, allowing a 1/8” border of the Layered Card to be seen when looking at the front of the card. Layered Cards can have up to a total of three layers, with up to three different paper stocks.