Wedding Invitations & Services
Invitations, signage, and every printed detail of the big day.
Wedding invitations, save-the-dates, and RSVP cards designed as a matching set, finished with hand-pressed wax seals and addressed and mailed for you — plus the signage, banners, and posters that carry the same look through the ceremony and reception.
A wedding's printed pieces are one of the first things guests see and one of the last things left over as a keepsake, so they're worth designing as a set rather than one-off pieces. I start with the invitation suite — invitations, save-the-dates, RSVP cards — then extend that same design language to welcome signs, seating charts, menus, and banners, so everything from the mailbox to the reception hall feels like one event. I can also finish the invitations by hand: wax seals poured and pressed one at a time in your colors and monogram, envelopes and liners designed to match, and every invitation addressed, stamped, and mailed to your guest list.
- Invitations, save-the-dates & RSVP cards
- Hand-pressed wax seals in your colors & monogram
- Guest addressing, postage & mailing
- Custom envelopes & liners to match the suite
- Welcome signs & seating charts
- Ceremony & reception banners
- Programs, menus & table numbers
- Matching design across every piece
Finishing touches
Sealed, stamped, and in the mail
Addressing & mailing
Send me your mailing list and I'll address every envelope, add postage, and drop the whole batch off at the post office — your full list, handled.
Hand-pressed wax seals
Every seal is poured and pressed by hand, so no two are exactly alike. Choose one color or two-tone in any color combination, with any letters or monogram.
Custom envelopes & liners
Envelopes and patterned liners custom-designed to match your cards, so the first thing people see when they open it already feels like part of the set.
Extras are quoted per job and aren't included in card design starting prices.
Other Greeting Cards services
Common questions
How much do wedding invitations cost?
Pricing depends on the pieces included — invitations alone versus a full suite — and quantity. I'll quote based on your guest count and what you'd like designed.
How far in advance should I order wedding invitations?
Ideally four to six months before the wedding, to allow time for design, printing, and mailing before save-the-date and RSVP deadlines.
Can you design the full invitation suite, not just invitations?
Yes — invitations, save-the-dates, and RSVP cards are typically designed together as a matching set.
Do you also design day-of signage like welcome signs and seating charts?
Yes — welcome signs, seating charts, menus, and banners can all be designed to match the invitation suite.
Can I order a small addition later, like extra thank-you cards?
Yes — small additions and reprints are usually straightforward as long as it's within a reasonable window after the original order.
Do you handle printing, or just design?
Both — I can design print-ready files for your printer of choice, or handle design and printing together.
Can you address and mail our wedding invitations?
Yes. Send me your guest list and I'll address every invitation, add postage, and drop them off at the post office, so they all go out together. Addressing and mailing are quoted per job.
Do you offer wax seals for wedding invitations?
Yes — every seal is poured and pressed by hand, so no two are exactly alike. Choose one color or two-tone in any color combination — like your wedding colors — with your initials or monogram. Wax seals are quoted per job.
Need a marketing team? You just found one.
Whether it’s a new website, a stack of business cards, or someone to keep it all running month to month — tell me what you need and I’ll reply with a quote and timeline.
(312) 866-2762 · ryan@rmartincreative.com · Mon–Sat 9am–7pm
Already worked with me? Leave a review on Google