Custom Invitation Boxes

Invitation Box Materials Unveiled!

Cardboard Stock:

• Lightweight and flexible
• Easy to cut and shape
• Can be folded and creased without breaking
• Good for making boxes, packaging materials, and other structural items

Corrugated Cardboard:

• Made from layers of fluted paper with a wavy inner layer
• Provides excellent strength and durability
• Resists crushing and bending
• Often used for shipping containers, boxes, and protective packaging

White Card Stock:

• Smooth, bright finish
• Heavier than regular printer paper
• Excellent for printing and copying
• Often used for business cards, invitations, menus, and other printed materials

SBS Paperboard:

• Solid bleached sulfate (SBS) paperboard is made from a combination of wood pulp and recycled fibers
• Has a smooth, even surface
• Highly resistant to moisture and grease
• Used for food packaging, cosmetic packaging, and pharmaceuticals

Kraft Paper Stock:

• Made from a mixture of wood pulp and natural fibers
• Strong and durable
• Has a rough, brown finish
• Commonly used for grocery bags, wrapping paper, and industrial applications

Rigid Board:

• Thick and stiff
• Made from a variety of materials including foam, plastic, and cardboard
• Ideal for creating displays, signs, and other structural elements
• Available in various thicknesses and sizes

Chipboard:

• Made from recycled paper products
• Low cost and eco-friendly
• Not as strong as other types of cardboard
• Often used for cereal boxes, file folders, and other lightweight packaging materials

Plastic Stock:

• Waterproof and durable
• Can be molded into various shapes and forms
• May contain additives such as UV protection or anti-static properties
• Wide range of applications, including medical devices, automotive parts, and consumer goods packaging.

Impressive Extra Options for Invitations!

After printing an invitation box, there are several finishing options that can be applied to enhance its appearance and functionality. Some common finishing options include:

• Trimming/Cutting: Precisely cutting the invitation box to the desired size and shape, ensuring clean edges.
• Embossing/Debossing: Creating raised (embossed) or recessed (debossed) designs on the surface of the box to add texture and elegance.
• Foil Stamping: Applying metallic or colored foils onto the surface using heat and pressure, giving the design a luxurious and eye-catching appearance.
• Lamination: Applying a thin layer of plastic film over the printed surface to protect it from damage and add a glossy or matte finish.
• Spot UV Coating: Applying a clear and shiny coating to specific areas of the design to create contrast and highlight certain elements.
• Die Cutting: Using a custom-shaped die to cut out specific patterns or shapes on the invitation box, adding uniqueness and visual interest.
• Ribbon or Bow Attachment: Adding ribbons or bows to the box to create a more festive and elegant look.
• Perforation: Creating small holes or lines on the box that can be easily torn or folded, for interactive elements or ease of opening.
• Embellishments: Adding decorative elements such as crystals, beads, or stickers to enhance the overall appearance.
• 10Edge Coloring: Applying color to the edges of the box to match the design or theme and create a polished look.

These finishing options can be combined to create a personalized and stunning invitation box that complements the event or occasion.