Color stock offers a distinctive alternative to traditional white paper, bringing added depth, texture, and character to wedding stationery and other printed pieces. Available in four rich colors, New Blue, Ebony, Mid Green, and Imperial Blue, these premium papers create a sophisticated foundation for invitations, RSVP cards, place cards, menus, and more.
Printing on Color Stock
Color stock works beautifully with white ink and foil stamping. White ink creates strong contrast against the colored paper, allowing text and artwork to stand out clearly while maintaining an elegant, refined appearance. This printing method is ideal for wedding invitations, save the dates, menus, and coordinating stationery pieces.
Foil stamping adds a reflective finish that highlights important design elements and creates visual interest. With 11 foil colors available, foil can be used to complement a wide range of styles, from classic and traditional to modern and bold.
Combining White Ink and Foil
White ink and foil stamping can be used together on the same piece, allowing for layered designs with both contrast and shine. White ink can be used for text and intricate details, while foil can draw attention to monograms, borders, artwork, or other focal points. Combining the two creates a distinctive look that takes full advantage of the richness of color stock.
Double Thick Color Stock
All color stock options are available in a 100 lb cover weight and can also be ordered as Double Thick cards for projects that call for additional weight and presence. This option is popular for invitation cards, save the dates, and other pieces where added weight can enhance the overall presentation.
Creating Coordinated Suites
Color stock can be mixed and matched throughout a stationery suite to create contrast while maintaining a cohesive design. Different colors can be used for invitations, RSVP cards, enclosure cards, and day-of stationery, providing flexibility when building a custom suite. Pairing multiple color stocks with white ink or foil allows each piece to stand out while still feeling connected as part of a complete collection.
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