Discover our selection of papers for various types of announcements!
Whatever the event, discover some suggestions of paper for your announcement.
Whatever the event, discover some suggestions of paper for your announcement.
The most refined announcement cards and envelopes made in france and 100% cotton.
The cylinder mould process in the making, not only gives a handmade look and feel to the paper but also offer a detailed watermark and deckle edges.
Vélin d’arches is so chic that we would recommend to use a single print technique like hot-foil or stamping with the name of the newlyweds and then only use calligraphy for the address and text.
Thanks to its mineral inclusions, keaykolour particles will add a festive yet elegant touch to your announcements!
It is also available with 3 variations of inclusions (snow, moonlight and sunshine) for you to find the one best matching the theme of your big day!
In addition to its natural wove touch, keaykolour’s high rigidity will enhance print techniques like letterpress or blind embossing, to make sure your announcement makes a great impression!
3 new pastel shades (blue, pink and green) have lately been added to the ranges, available in 120 and 300g with matching envelopes!
And if you definitely want blue or pink, other variation of the hues are available with more intensity.
The grades are also dry toner compatible if you want to print the picture of the baby!
You’re making a gender-reveal party ?
Then why not duplexing the 2 colours !
Discover keaykolour pastel blue, pastel pink and pastel green here Discover curious metallics aquamarine, pink quartz and aloe here
This range of premium creative papers has been manufactured since 1888 and has lately renewed its range with 3 neutral greys.
From pastel grey feather, to neutral pencil and dark cartridge, the papers are available in a classical wove or traditional ribbed laid finish, in 120 and 300g with matching dl envelopes.
With such choice of paper and to remain very neutral, we’d recommend to use 1 single colour like black or metallic silver ink.
Inspired by old parchment, this new shade and effect within keaykolour brings together modernity and tradition.
Its light hue makes it perfectly readable with small black text so it could also be used for a ceremony booklet
