Premium Invites

Because your Big day deserves a Grand Introduction.

Select from multiple shapes and sizes to suit your needs
Available with Matte or Velvet lamination for a refined look
Enhance with Spot UV, Gold, or Silver foiling accents.
High-quality paper and tailored finishes ensure lasting appeal
MOQ starts from just 4!
Perfect for Celebrations, Corporate events, Weddings or Business Occasions.

Refer to the design guidelines in the images carousel and upload section for key tips on designing your Invites.

Gold Foiling

Want to make your business cards, certificates or invitations feel like a million bucks? Gold foiling gives your design a premium, eye-catching shine, making text and logos stand out with a sleek, slightly raised metallic finish.

Silver Foiling

Silver foiling adds a sleek, modern edge to your prints, creating a sharp, polished look--especially on dark backgrounds. Perfect for corporate branding, professional documents and premium invitations.

Spot UV

Spot UV adds a glossy, raised finish to specific areas of your design, creating a striking contrast against matte surfaces. This tactile effect enhances textures, making logos, text and patterns pop.

300gsm Coated Paper (Lykam) - Smooth, coated finish for vibrant prints and sharp details - Lightweight yet sturdy, ideal for premium prints without bulk - Cost-effective choice for professional-looking prints 350gsm Coated Paper (Ninbo Star) - Thicker, more durable stock for a premium feel - Enhanced ink absorption for rich, high-definition prints - Withstands handling and wear, making it long-lasting

Velvet Lamination

Velvet lamination adds a soft, suede-like texture that enhances colors and exudes premium quality. It isn't just a coating--it's a sensory experience, giving your prints a plush, high-end feel that's impossible to ignore.

Matte Lamination

Matte finishing offers a soft, non-reflective surface that reduces glare and fingerprints while adding a sleek, durable, and elegant touch to your prints.

Ensure your artwork is at least 300 DPI for sharp, detailed prints, especially for intricate embellishments like foil or embossing.
Keep all critical design elements (logos, text) at least 3-5mm away from the edges to avoid cutting issues.
For foil stamping and Spot UV, submit vector files (AI, EPS, PDF) with clear marking of the embellishment area. Avoid thin lines or small text under 1mm thickness.
Foil stamping and spot UV work best with solid shapes rather than gradients or fine details.
Submit CMYK files for regular printing and Pantone spot colors if needed for consistency, especially in metallic finishes.
Ensure good contrast between the embellishment and the background for better visibility and elegance.
Convert all text to outlines to avoid font mismatches, and expand strokes in vector designs to prevent printing errors.

1. What is the difference between Foiling and Spot UV? Foiling adds a metallic or pigmented finish to specific design elements using heat and pressure. 2. What materials work best for Foiling and Spot UV? Both techniques work best on smooth, coated paper stocks (matte or velvet). 3. Can I combine Foiling and Spot UV in one design?Absolutely! You can use Foiling for metallic accents and Spot UV for glossy highlights to create a premium, multi-textured effect. 4. How do I set up my file for Foiling or Spot UV? - Create a separate vector layer for each effect. - Use 100% black (K:100%) to mark the Foil or Spot UV areas and label them clearly. 5. What is the minimum size for fine details? - Foiling: Minimum 1mm line thickness and 8-10 pt font size for best results. - Spot UV: Minimum 1mm thickness to ensure clarity and avoid smudging. 6. Does Foiling or Spot UV affect readability? - Spot UV on text should be used with caution, as it may become hard to read depending on lighting. - Foiling is crisp and clear but works best on bold fonts and solid areas rather than fine details. 7. Will Foiling or Spot UV wear off over time?These finishes are durable, but for products that experience frequent handling (e.g., business cards), we recommend lamination for extra protection. 8. Can I use gradients with Foiling or Spot UV? No, both effects work best with solid shapes. Gradients won't translate well, as foiling is a flat application and Spot UV is either fully on or off.