October 18, 2026
Separate design, proofing and print production in the proposal. Record exact quantities and accepted artwork before printing. Keep finishing and delivery clear, and protect guest or event information appropriately. A useful process gives customers a reviewable proof and explains the limitations on changes after approval without hiding production responsibilities.
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October 18, 2026
Check names, dates, wording, addresses and response instructions on the proof. Confirm quantities and envelopes before approval. Ask how later corrections are handled, keeping the signed-off version with the order rather than relying on a separate verbal change.
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October 18, 2026
Describe the event, required pieces and the date they must be ready. Ask whether the supplier provides design, printing or both. An attractive invitation image does not establish quantities, paper, finishing or all the versions needed for your event.
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