the wedding stationery experience
An inside look at our three-step process.
Lily C., Florida
“I just wanted to let you know how thrilled I was with our invitations and how impressed my guests were with your beautiful design. Will forever be in love with our wedding stationery! Thank you for making something so beautiful and special for our big day.”
Photo: Carla Gates Photography
Our Paper Options
Explore our signature card stocks and paper weights.
Our Ink Colors
French Blue
Midnight
Copper
Ebony
Emerald
Olive
French Gray
Antique Gold
Forever Blue
Fog
Rose
Sage
Foil Printing
Silver
Gold
Copper
What Every Betty Lu Paperie Invitation Suite Includes
If there’s a note of high praise I enjoy hearing from my clients, it’s that I helped them navigate a part of wedding planning that can be truly challenging. While I love creating beautiful wedding stationery, I’m absolutely obsessed with making the paper process easy and enjoyable. Explore the Betty Lu difference below.
Personalize Your Look
Customizable stationery designs including ink, paper, and envelope colors.
Print & Paper Options
Options for paper weight and printing process to suit any budget.
Embellishments
Exquisite add-ons like envelope liners, wax seals, vellum wraps, and more.
Etiquette Support
Professional support to craft the perfect wording of your invitation suite.
Our Printing Processes
Tap the + icon to learn more about each print method.
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The most familiar form of printing—also known as flat printing, is the process of applying ink directly to paper or cardstock resulting in a seamless, or flat, texture on the paper’s surface.
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This time-honored printing process is done by hand using matte ink and a metal plate, creating an impressed or debossed look on a thicker cardstock like Crane’s famous Lettra paper. At Betty Lu Paperie, we specialize in the best letterpress wedding invitations.
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The most luxurious option actually isn’t a printing process at all—similar to letterpress, foil stamping gives your wording a metallic shine without using ink. Each card is hand-pressed with metallic foil using a metal plate.
Our Envelope Colors
White
Sage
Ivory
Mid-Green
Mist
Emerald
Blush
Sky Blue
Petal
French Blue
French Gray
Forever Blue
Ebony
Navy
Address Printing
Darker envelopes (ebony, sage, mid-green, emerald, French blue, and midnight) require white ink printing.
Haley F., California
“Our invitations and wedding stationery turned out so beautiful! Valerie was amazing and easy to work with. She responded quickly and helped make the wording perfect! So glad I chose Betty Lu Paperie!”
Photo: Jenna Joseph Photo
Invitation Embellishment Options
We understand that every couple is unique, which is why we have a variety of embellishments to make your suite truly one-of-a-kind.
A simple illustration of your wedding venue adds such a beautiful, sentimental keepsake to your wedding invitation suite.
Our most popular add-on, vellum wraps simply do not disappoint. Elevate your suite with a vellum wrap and wax seal topper for even more elegance.
Cue the oohs and aaahs! There’s nothing quite like getting an invitation in the mail with a silk ribbon. Your attention to detail will make guests feel special.
Our collection of semi-custom wedding stationery allows for a more streamlined experience and gives you the unique option to build your suite to suit your turnaround time and budget.
Pour a glass of champagne–it’s time for the fun part!
Order a Sample Box
Feel the velvety-smooth paper in hand, explore a variety of printing options and get a closer look at the ink palette.
Choose Your Invitation
Deep breath—think of your vision for your wedding day. Got it? What would the perfect invitation look like? Find it here.
before you begin…
Collect all guest addresses.
This is one of those tasks that can take some time, but it'll help you know how many households you need to mail to for save the dates and invitations. Plus, it makes the stationery process go by so much faster because you already have the information ready.
To help you get started, download my Wedding Guest List Organizer here. (It’s my most-downloaded resource!)