Paige Tuzée Designs

• Enquiries are made through the form on the site, which asks for your quantity, the style of invitation you like and which cards you need, and the studio replies with a quote. Email is how the process normally runs, and a phone call can be arranged if either side thinks it is essential to the design. A print and style guide on the site is there to help you choose stocks and finishes first.

• All services are available Australia wide.
• Most services are available for International clients. Larger items such as rigid signage are supplied as artwork for the client to have printed locally.
• The studio itself publishes its base only as Western Australia.

• A non-refundable fifty per cent of the quote before the first design proof, with the remaining fifty per cent due once you approve the proof.

• Orders go by tracked Australia Post, with sample packs sent as a letter. Regular post is ten dollars and express is fifteen, and a courier can be arranged on request. Regular post usually arrives three to eight business days after dispatch and express in two to three. Large orders and signage bigger than A4 attract oversized postage fees.

• The studio publishes a minimum order of twenty for foil press and for embossing, and fifty for blind press. Digital and white ink printing have no minimum. Letterpress and diecut shapes are quoted without a published minimum.

• Perth CBD and Elizabeth Quay, the riverfront end of the city, where many of the larger reception venues are.
• Kings Park and Botanic Garden, the escarpment park overlooking the city and a common ceremony setting.
• Fremantle, the port city at the mouth of the Swan, with heritage halls and warehouse venues.
• Swan Valley, the wine region on the city's north eastern edge, used for vineyard weddings.
• Cottesloe Beach, one of the western beaches used for coastal ceremonies.

• Nothing is priced on the site; the studio quotes each job from your quantity and the cards you need. What is published is the surrounding cost detail: postage at ten dollars regular or fifteen express, with higher costs on large orders and oversized fees on signage larger than A4; a non-refundable fifty per cent deposit before the first proof; proof revisions that are generally free, with the studio telling you before any revision fee would apply; and order minimums that depend on the print method rather than the order value.

• foil
• letterpress
• debossing
• embossing
• digital
• white ink
• die cut

• A non-refundable fifty per cent deposit is taken before the first design proof is sent, with the balance due once you have approved it and the job is ready for print. Revisions to a proof are generally free and the studio tells you before any revision fee would apply. Once artwork is approved for print no further changes can be made. Sample packs of stocks, print techniques and colours are available on request.

• Bespoke wedding stationery design
• Custom lettering
• On the day stationery and signage
• Envelope printing
• Print coordination and specialty print
• Sample packs on request
• Luxury brand and business design, a separate non wedding line

No details available.

• Wedding stationery packages, quoted per couple rather than priced on the site: the invitation, save the dates, RSVP cards, gift cards, details cards, thank you cards, envelope printing and the on the day pieces, with the studio arranging all the printing.

• Wedding Invitations
• Save The Dates
• RSVP Cards
• Details Cards
• Gift Cards
• Thank You Cards
• Envelope Printing
• Name Cards
• Place Cards
• Menus
• Table Numbers
• Signage

• modern minimal
• hand drawn
• luxe

• Invitation suites and wedding day stationery take about three to eight weeks overall. The design phase alone is roughly two weeks and varies with how many revisions you need. Printing is then one week for digital, two weeks for letterpress, and four weeks for foil, embossing, fabric or sticker printing. Allow extra time for postage interstate or overseas.