Premium Wedding Card Specialists

Your names, pressed
into struck gold.

The invitation is the first thing your guests hold and the last thing they put away. Ours are printed, foiled, finished and boxed under one roof at 7th Mile Post, Akurana — and nothing runs until you have approved every name on the proof.

The specialism

One card. One chance
to set the tone.

Wedding printing is not ordinary printing. The quantity is fixed by a guest list, the date cannot move, and a misspelt name is not a small problem — it is a reprint of the entire run.

That is why the wedding suite is treated as its own job here. You choose the stock in your hands rather than on a screen, the foil is proofed against that stock, and the wording is read back to you line by line before a single sheet is printed. Because the press, the finishing and the design desk are all in the same building, a change on Tuesday does not cost you a week.

  • Stocks, foiling and finishing shown side by side at the counter
  • Artwork designed here, or your own files checked and prepared for print
  • Printed, foiled, assembled and boxed in-house — no third supplier in the chain
  • Full proof approval before anything reaches a machine
Gold-foiled wedding invitation with matching envelope and presentation box made by AXIMO
Invitation, envelope and boxed presentation — printed, foiled and assembled in-house

Decided together

Six things we settle
before we print.

None of this is ordered from a catalogue number. You see the materials, we show you what each choice does to the finished card, and then we quote the suite you actually chose.

S1

Card stocks

The stock decides how the invitation feels before a single word is read. We lay the options out on the counter so you can hold them, fold them and see how the ink and foil sit on each one.

  • Smooth, textured and coated stocks
  • Single card, folded or multi-leaf layouts
  • Weight and finish matched across the whole suite

S2

Foiling & gold accents

Foiling is where a wedding card stops looking printed. Names, monograms, borders and dates can be lifted in metallic foil while the rest of the layout stays quiet around them.

  • Foiled names, monograms and dates
  • Foil paired with matt or laminated surfaces
  • Accent colours chosen against your stock

S3

Envelopes & boxed presentation

How the card arrives is part of the invitation. Envelopes are matched to the card, and printed boxes can be made to hold the invitation and its inserts together as one presented set.

  • Envelopes matched to the card stock
  • Printed boxes and sleeves
  • Ribbon and hand-assembly at the counter

S4

Matching stationery

The same typeface, the same foil and the same stock carried across everything the day needs printed — so the table looks like the invitation the guests already received.

  • Menus and place cards
  • Thank-you cards
  • Programmes, table numbers and signage cards

S5

Inserts & wording

Directions, timings, a second-language version, an RSVP line — inserts keep the main card clean while everything a guest needs still travels inside the envelope.

  • Directions, timings and RSVP inserts
  • Bilingual and second-language wording
  • Names and honorifics set exactly as you write them

S6

Matching printed items

Because the press, the laminator and the finishing table are all ours, anything else the wedding needs printed can be produced from the same artwork instead of chased across three suppliers.

  • Stickers, labels and seals
  • Photo prints for the album and the tables
  • Banners and printed signage for the venue

The method

From first draft
to boxed set.

Four steps, the same every time — and the third one is the one that protects the other three.

01

Bring the date

Names, dates, quantity and any wording you want carried across. Walk in, call or send it on WhatsApp — a rough note is enough to start.

02

Choose the materials

Stocks, foiling, finishing, envelope and box are chosen side by side at the counter, not from a screenshot.

03

Proof

We return the layout with the final wording and a firm price. Every name, date and spelling is checked with you before anything runs.

04

Print, finish & box

Printed, foiled and finished in-house, then assembled, boxed and checked so the set is ready for the date it is needed.

Wedding questions

Asked by every couple.

If your question is not here, call 074 34 36 553 — wedding orders are easier to answer out loud than in writing.

Do we see a proof before anything is printed?
Always. We return the full layout with your final wording, and nothing goes to the machine until you approve it. Every name, honorific, date and venue line is read back with you at that stage — a wedding card is the one print job that cannot be quietly reprinted later.
How many cards should we order?
Count households rather than guests, then add spares — for photographs, for keepsakes and for the invitations you will decide to send after the list is closed. Tell us the number you have in mind and we will show you what changes between a digital run and an offset run at that quantity.
How long will our cards take?
It depends on what you choose: a straightforward digital run moves quickly, while foiling, boxing and large offset runs need longer. Tell us the date you need them in hand and we will confirm what is achievable before you commit to anything.
We already have a design — can you just print it?
Yes. Send the files and our design division will check them for print before anything runs. If the artwork needs bleed, resolution or fonts corrected we will prepare it properly; if you would rather start from nothing, we design wedding artwork from scratch as well.
Can the menus, place cards and thank-you cards match the invitation?
That is the usual request, and it is the reason to order everything in one place. The same stock, typeface and foil are carried across the whole suite, and matching items can often be scheduled alongside the invitation run rather than ordered again months later.

Premium Wedding Card Specialists

Tell us the date.
We will take it from there.

Bring the names, the date and the number of households. We will show you stocks, foiling and finishing, quote the suite you choose and proof it before a single card is printed.

7th Mile Post, Akurana, Central Province, Sri Lanka · In front of Ricorn Bakers

Start a job

Bring us the deadline
everyone else refused.

Awards, print, merchandise and artwork are made in-house — which is why we can still say yes when the date is tight.