DIY Invite - Help needed please!

Hi Danni

Letterpress is a very specialised (and traditional) form of printing - there aren't too many places that do it in the UK anymore but it's much more popular in the US for wedding stationery. Raised printing plates are required for the presses which give a very distinctive and beautiful "impressed" type effect (opposite to embossing). A few printers I can think of are Wren Press and Letterpress of Cirencester but I don't know if they will custom print just the invitation insert part only. Be prepared that letterpress is one of the most costly forms of printing so you may find that by making the invitations this way that they may cost more than by purchasing the entire invitations from one of the aforementioned companies from their own ranges. Letterpress work is mostly printed on thicker than normal cotton board too, which also adds to the cost.

Alternatively perhaps consider another printing method such as thermography which gives a raised effect and is often available at high street printers. Another alternative is to use an online company like Vistaprint for cost effective plain flat digital printing.