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Unique Wedding Invitation: White Ink on Real Cork Slice

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Stephanie and Vinny's rehearsal dinner invitation detail

Looking for something different for your invitation? Check out this custom invitation printed in white ink on a slice of real cork! We specialize in unique formats and printing techniques and would love to partner with you to create something that really stands out for your wedding.

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