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Why Die Cut Wedding Invitations Stand Out
Most wedding invitations are rectangles. Die cut invitations are not.
Die cutting is a specialty printing process that trims your invitation into a shape using a custom cutting die. That shape can be a circle, an arch, a scalloped edge, a silhouette of your venue, or anything else your design calls for. The result is an invitation that feels deliberate and considered before a guest even reads a word.
Die cut invitations work especially well for couples who have a strong visual identity for their wedding. A garden wedding might call for a soft organic shape. A modern minimalist celebration might use a precise geometric cut. The shape becomes part of the design.
What's Included
How to order
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Select your desired product attributes using the options in the right panel of the page.
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Upload your design file or create one online using our easy-to-use design tool.
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Review the final proof file and approve it to complete your order.
Size
It's the ideal size--not overly large or too compact. Plus, it fits comfortably within your budget.
A small but versatile size that fits your needs for less complex designs.
A classic size ideal for invitations and greeting cards, combining elegance with versatility!
Paper Stock
What’s the ideal paper stock?
Standard size and ideal for a variety of printing needs.The gloss finish enhances colors, making your prints pop!Crafter to withstand handling while maintaining a professional appearance.Maximizes your budget while delivering quality.
Thicker and more robust, it offers greater durability compared to 14 pt., ensuring your prints withstand handling and display. Offers a slight gloss for a polished look that makes your graphics and images more striking and vivid.Added thickness gives a premium touch, ideal for high-quality marketing materials and presentations. The sturdier paper prevents bending and creasing, ensuring your prints maintain a smooth look.
Luxurious thickness for a premium feel. The eggshell texture adds subtle sophistication.Brilliant white enhances color and clarity. Idea for high-end marketing materials. 
Crisp linen finish adds elegance and charm.Rich solar white for stunning print contrast. Durable weight perfect for upscale projects.Great for invitations and stationery applications.
Non-reflective finish for elegant presentations. Colors appear soft and muted, creating an elegant and subtle effect.Smooth texture perfect for professional prints. Durable weight ensures long-lasting quality.
Rich, non-glare finish enhances readability. Thicker construction for added durability and sturdiness.Perfect for high-quality prints and graphics. Great choice for professional marketing materials.Shape Guide
Every shape has envelope, postage, and file setup considerations. Use this to plan before you order.
| Shape | Invitation | Envelope | Size | Extra Postage | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arch | 5" × 7" | No | Romantic, garden, boho | ||
| Circle | 5" × 5" | Yes | Modern, minimalist | ||
| Oval | 5" × 7" | No | Elegant, classic feel | ||
| Deckled Edge | 5" × 7" | No | Rustic, boho, organic feel | ||
| Rounded Corners | 5" × 7" | No | Any style, subtle upgrade | ||
| Square | 6" × 6" | Yes | Bold, contemporary | ||
| Custom Silhouette | Custom | Varies | Venue shape, monogram |
Square envelopes require additional USPS postage. Custom silhouettes may need a custom envelope — contact us before ordering to confirm your shape and dimensions.
Color
Our digital full color printer will blend the 4 primary colors: cyan, magenta, yellow and black (CMYK) to create any color on the spectrum that will be applied to one side of your product.
Our digital full-color printer utilizes the four primary colors—cyan, magenta, yellow, and black (CMYK)—to produce a vibrant spectrum of colors, ensuring your design is beautifully applied to both the front and back of your product.
Add a Touch
Foil stamping adds a stunning metallic or glossy finish to your designs by applying a thin layer of foil through heat and pressure. This technique creates eye-catching accents on cards, invitations, and packaging. It gives your projects a premium look that stands out and elevates the overall aesthetic.
Emboss printing elevates your designs by creating raised, 3D effects on materials through the use of engraved dies. This technique adds texture and provides a tactile experience, making it perfect for enhancing the elegance of cards, packaging, and other decorative items. The result is a sophisticated and luxurious appearance that captures attention.
Digital foil employs heat and pressure to apply metallic foil directly onto designs, eliminating the need for traditional dies. This innovative method provides a quick and customizable solution for adding a shiny, luxurious finish to your prints.
Die-cutting in printing utilizes a metal die to cut paper or other materials into specific shapes. This technique is commonly employed for custom shapes, packaging, and labels, allowing for precise and unique designs that elevate your printed materials.
Coating
Semi-gloss coating provides a smooth, moderately shiny finish that enhances color vibrancy while reducing glare. It offers a durable, fingerprint-resistant surface, perfect for high-quality prints with a subtle sheen.
Spot UV coating applies a high-gloss finish to specific areas of a print, creating a striking contrast against a matte or uncoated background. It highlights details with a reflective shine, adding depth and visual interest to the design.
Soft Touch coating provides a smooth, velvety texture that creates a rich, tactile experience, adding a layer of elegance to prints. It offers both a sophisticated matte finish and enhanced durability for a premium look and feel.
Velvet coating offers a luxurious, soft-touch finish with a subtle matte appearance, adding a rich, tactile quality to prints. It enhances durability while giving materials a sophisticated, premium feel.
Matte coating delivers a smooth, non-reflective finish that minimizes glare, offering a soft and elegant look. It enhances readability and gives prints a sophisticated, understated feel.
FAQs
Die cut wedding invitations are invitations cut into a custom shape instead of a standard rectangle. Using a precision die cutting process, invitations can be created as arches, circles, scalloped edges, or fully custom shapes that become part of the design.
After printing, a custom die line (vector path) is used to cut each invitation into its final shape. This ensures clean, consistent edges that match your design exactly.
A die line is a vector path in your artwork file that shows exactly where the invitation will be cut. It must be set up as a separate layer and clearly labeled before production.
Any shape that can be created as a vector path can be die cut. Common options include arches, circles, ovals, scalloped edges, and fully custom silhouettes.
Die cut wedding invitations are available in 5" x 7", 6" x 6", and custom sizes. For custom dimensions, confirm sizing before ordering to ensure compatibility with the cutting process.
Die cut wedding invitations are printed on 16pt semi-gloss cover stock. This firm cardstock holds precise edges and produces clean, full-color printing.
Yes. Gold foil can be selected directly in the configurator. Additional foil colors may be available upon request.
Yes. Full-color front printing is included, and double-sided printing can be added as an option during checkout.
Production time is typically 4 to 5 business days. Shipping time depends on your location and selected delivery method.
Order at least 3 weeks before your mailing date. Most couples mail invitations 6 to 8 weeks before the wedding, so ordering 9 to 10 weeks in advance allows enough time for production and delivery.
Yes. Die cut invitations cost more than standard invitations due to the additional cutting process. Pricing varies based on size, quantity, and selected options.
We accept PDF, AI, and high-resolution JPG or PNG files. For die cut orders, a vector file with a clearly defined die line is recommended.
Your file should include the printed design and a separate die line layer that marks where the cut will be made. Templates with bleed, trim, and safe zones are available to help you set this up correctly.
Envelope choice depends on the final shape and size. Invitations that fit within standard dimensions (like 5" x 7") use standard envelopes, while unique shapes may require custom sizing.
Yes. A sample pack is available so you can review paper stock and print quality before ordering.
Yes. RSVP cards, details cards, and other enclosure pieces can be ordered to match your invitation suite.
Standard invitations are rectangular and more cost-effective. Die cut invitations are shaped after printing, creating a more custom and distinctive look.
Yes. Every order is reviewed and a proof is provided before production to ensure everything is set up correctly.
Gold Image Printing offers over 25 years of experience, real-time pricing, premium materials, and a team that specializes in custom printing. Every order is reviewed before production to ensure accuracy.
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