Digital or letterpress: which would you choose?
We’ve heard both sides of the story when it comes to the never-ending battle between letterpress and digital wedding invitations, and to tell the truth, we’re a bit torn! There are so many perks to both printing methods, how is one really supposed to choose?
Let’s think about this:
Letterpress
Letterpress is an amazing printing process that has been around for centuries. Luscious soy-based inks are impressed into Crane’s tree-free, 100% cotton Lettra, making any design come to life.
While this is a beautiful process, it is also rumored to be an expensive one! Luckily, there are some printers who have mastered the craft and can provide awesome deals and discounts.

Letterpress is perfect for brides who love that vintage feel or brides who want invitations that are classic and timeless. While old letterpress invitations were laid out letter by letter, contemporary designers–as well as the computer–has helped make this a modern and speedy quality endeavor.
After finalizing your proofs with Ajalon, your invitations can be printed and shipped within just 10 working days!

Why wouldn’t you want a letterpress invite?
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Digital
You might have thought letterpress was the ONLY way to print your wedding invitations until you saw the crisp, clean, digitally printed pieces available for equally astonishing prices.

Digital invitations are perfect for brides with large wedding celebrations. Multiple events, maps and directions, and accommodation cards are sometimes necessary items to include in a wedding suite, and all that letterpress CAN add up– a smart reason why digital may be the way to go for you.

Digital invites also allow you to use more technology within your design. Adding photos of you and your sweetheart will make your save-the-date something to be cherished, and maybe even framed!
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It all really depends on YOU! What are your needs and preferences? Talk with your wedding invitation consultant to discuss all of the little details and settle on the perfect printing method for your wedding invitations.
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Written by Katie