There are many different styles offered by printing companies, often with their own names and style numbers. Some of the styles I do are shown on the following page.

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If, after checking my samples, you are not certain about the typeface/font you are interested in or have ordered from your printer, send me a faxed copy of your invitation or typeface; you can ask your printer for a style sheet also. If I can accommodate your chosen typeface, I will send you a sample or we can discuss a style that will complement your chosen typeface.

When ordering your printing, be certain to check the envelopes and paper stock to be written on for ink-worthiness. Test it with a fountain pen; many papers bleed and will not accept ink. Papers that are 100% cotton are generally very good. Papers that are textured, containing bits of flowers or such, or are highly glossy present more of a problem. Envelopes that are opaque or which have opaque liners require extra handling (and higher fees).

Another of CECI's clients! (click for more) as shown in GraceOrmond's Wedding Style