my invitation proof

what do you girls think? I'm having her change the font in the reply and response to something simple so its easier to read....

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Posted by tgrlily339

Question about tessa invites.... Is the printing raised? (thermography) Or engraved? Or just flat plain ole printing? thanks in advance!

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ETA: Sorry I got so caught up with my question I forgot to add...Your invites are GORGEOUS!!!

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Posted by tgrlily339

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Posted by tgrlily339

Question about tessa invites.... Is the printing raised? (thermography) Or engraved? Or just flat plain ole printing? thanks in advance!

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ETA: Sorry I got so caught up with my question I forgot to add...Your invites are GORGEOUS!!!

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Thanks and I think she can only do flat that's the only thing i'm iffy about, I'll decide when i see it in person if I can get over not having raised print

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Posted by slsd22505

the invite is beautiful..... i think when you see it in person you will not care that the print isnt raised..... i am a tessa bride myself and can not even tell you how impressed i was with my proof!

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your invitation was my inspiration, when I saw it I was like OMG that's what I want

Oh I wouldnt be iffy at all! They are stunning just the way they are!! I dont think people even notice the difference when they get an invite in the mail whether it is raised or not! Especially when the invite has as much presence and elegance like yours!


I was only asking because I know there is a significant price difference between the two printing processes and was wondering about her prices.

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Posted by MaggieLuvsJoe

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Posted by tgrlily339

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Posted by tgrlily339

Question about tessa invites.... Is the printing raised? (thermography) Or engraved? Or just flat plain ole printing? thanks in advance!

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ETA: Sorry I got so caught up with my question I forgot to add...Your invites are GORGEOUS!!!

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Thanks and I think she can only do flat that's the only thing i'm iffy about, I'll decide when i see it in person if I can get over not having raised print

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I think she can emboss aspects of the invitations, but it looks like the print itself is flat. I was unsure of that as well, being that engraved invitations are sooooo beautiful but they cost a LOT of money. I looked at William Arthur invites and BOY are they expensive! In the end, I decided it would mean more to have a fully customized, one-of-a-kind invitation.

I have attached her price list below, again I'm not sure what the embossing means exactly. I'm sure if you sent her a question via email she'd get back to you right away.


pricing