our envelopes

Not all envelopes are equal. Ours are 80lb premium stock — not the flimsy 20lb paper most companies use, which is often so thin you can see the invitation right through it. Our heavier stock feels substantial in the hand and properly protects what’s inside.

Envelopes also come in two flap styles, and the difference matters more than most people realize:

hand-lined envelopes

What sets our hand-lined envelopes apart? It starts with the paper. To create a color like navy, many companies simply print that color onto plain white paper — it’s cheaper than buying real colored stock, but it often looks flat and washed out. We use genuine colored paper instead, so the color is smooth, rich, and true, never printed on.

And here’s what makes ours truly unique: most companies line only the top quarter of the envelope — just the part that peeks out under the flap — to save paper. We line every envelope all the way to the bottom, and hand-line each one to order, so the full lining adds privacy, weight, and a finished look the moment it’s opened.

Our LUX liners come in seven colors — click any color to order:

Sand Moss Black Wine Navy Smoke Antique Gold

return address printing

Why print a return address? It’s more than etiquette. If an invitation can’t be delivered, it comes back to you instead of disappearing — so you know exactly who to follow up with. It also tells your guests the mailing is polished before they even open it, and they’ll rely on it for RSVPs, thank-you notes, and gifts.

Placement matters just as much as printing it. Many companies print the return address in the upper-left corner on the front — the same spot businesses use for marketing mail. On a wedding or simcha invitation, that looks commercial. We print your return address centered on the back flap, the way fine invitations have always been done.

seating & place cards

Finishing the table? Our Jewish wedding place cards are some of the most unique in our collection — from Chuppah motifs to green leaves and flourishes.