Brown card for printing

Flat or folded and what size hun?

The card you're after is called Kraft card. I got all my card and paper from PDA Card and craft - they were super and will supply whatever you need, including cutting it if necessary. We bought a good printer, got it on a special deal at £70 iirc, and did everything ourselves - well that'd be me - I did it all lol. If you go down this route, and it does mean you can print everything exactly how you want, inlcuding individual named invitations, rsvps etc, make sure you get a printer that has a rear manual tray where you can slide the card in and it will take it flat. Most home style printers struggle to geet decent card through their rollers. Hand feed is slow, but means your card is nice and flat and print is crisp

Alternatively have a look on Etsy and Ebay - also look for local wedding stationery services through Facebook. Lots of people will be able to print what you want onto the card you're after. If there's a wedding fair nearby - you can often find people who do this at those.

We're using pure invitations and they have a printing service too. The prices are amazing!

Pretty sure I've seen the brown kraft style card on there too.

Thanks ladies, really useful. The Kraft name was on the tip of my tongue - really useful to have an actual name for it now so thanks for that! We hadn't thought much about printing ourselves but I think we will have a look into it, it's definitely an option.

Save the dates are what we're concentrating on now which are A6 flat, but we would want invitations, order of service etc etc, so lots of different sizes, some flat and some folded - a real mix overall.

Another vote for PDA card, we bought all our materials from them for our invitations, table names, and table plan. Faultless quick delivery each time!

We bought our brown recycled card from the range and the invites have turned out great :-)

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If you’re looking to print your wedding stationery on brown, recycled-style card, there are several online printing services where you can create with print on demand . These platforms let you upload your designs and print on eco-friendly materials like kraft paper, offering a professional finish and convenient delivery. It’s an easy way to get your custom stationery without the hassle of printing it yourself.

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You might want to check online printers that allow uploading designs on recycled or kraft-style card. It’s a bit like how Prusa Slicer lets you prep files before printing—get your artwork ready, then just find a service that supports the paper you want.

If you’re experimenting with printing on brown card, the texture and color can really influence the final design outcome. For anyone involved in 3D design or model creation, using tools like Orca Slicer can help refine precision and bring creative ideas to life with incredible accuracy. It’s a great way to explore printing projects beyond just paper and discover new levels of craftsmanship.

I went through almost the same headache when we wanted that warm recycled brown card look for our invites, so I really get the frustration of being ready with designs and having nowhere reliable to print. What helped me was widening the search beyond classic wedding printers and looking at small online print services that already work with kraft and recycled stocks, because they tend to be more flexible with uploads and paper choice. I even stumbled across https://www.gambody.com/stock while researching print materials and production workflows, and although it’s focused on 3D printing, it actually opened my eyes to how many niche platforms care deeply about material quality and precision, which is the mindset you want from any printer. In the end, I found a UK-based digital printer offering brown card in different weights, with clear specs and proofing options, and the results felt thoughtful and well-made rather than rushed.