Basic Invite Launches Foil Wedding Invitation Line

    ST. GEORGE, UT, June 06, 2016 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Basic Invite, a leader in online stationery announced their expansion into foil wedding invitations with the launch of 50 complete foil wedding sets. Basic Invite brings a new dimension to foil invitations with the ability to foil each element even text on the cards.

Basic Invite is using the latest in print technology in order to offer foiling on demand. Unlike most other stationery companies Basic Invite now allows consumers to pick and choose which elements on their invitation they would like to be foiled. Consumers are not bound to a template that has only certain elements that are foiled. Almost any element can be foiled by selecting the foil color option.

"We didn't want customers to have to settle or wait weeks and weeks for the perfect wedding invitation that included foil. With our new foil line customers can select the exact elements they want foiled and still receive their invite in as little as 7 business days," said Eric Mortensen Basic Invite's VP of marketing.

Each foil design will be offered in a flat or a raised foil. The option will be offered during the design stage to give the client to change the looks depending on their own personal preference.

Each of the foil wedding invitations are part of a matching suite that consists of a 5 matching enclosure cards, save the dates, and thank you cards. Each of the different cards in the suite have just as much customizability with the ability to change any element on the card to foil to match the invite.

About Basic Invite
Founded in 2004 and headquartered in St. George, Utah, Basic Invite with its state of the art design planform allows customers to create stationery that is as unique as they are. Basic Invite has a large selection of wedding stationery product such as save the dates, wedding invitations, enclosure cards, and thank you cards, bridal shower invitations and now foil stamped stationery. Basic Invite is a privately held company.

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