Greeting Cards
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Q: What does the term 4/0 vs. 4/4 refer to when designing custom greeting cards?A: 4/0 refers to printing full colour on one side of the greeting card. On the other hand, 4/4 refers to printing full colour on both sides of the greeting card. Q: What types of files give the best printing results?A: All we need is a vector based editable file in a supported format such as EPS, AI, PSD, CRD or PDF. A vector-based file will help in making any adjustments necessary to get a clear and crisp result. You always can seek help from your sales representative if facing any difficulty in the file generating process. Q: What weight is the stock used for regular greeting cards?A: The default weight for the most common stock used for a greeting card is 100lb white card stock. However, you are free to select from a wide variety of available stocks for your custom designed greeting cards depending upon your own individual preferences and budget. Typically, using a heavier card stock will result in a more premium feel and cost more. Q: Are envelopes included with the cards?A: No, envelopes are not included with your greeting card order. However, you can order matching envelopes. These envelopes can be customised and can have a design of their own or can be plain white. Please contact our support team to assist you with envelopes. Q: Is my artwork checked for errors and technical issues such as image resolution?A: Yes, we perform a free artwork check before an order is sent for printing. If we find any issues, we will either fix them or contact you if further action is needed. Please do note that this is only a technical check. Any spelling, grammatical, or positioning issues are not checked during this process. Q: Is there a setup fee?A: No. There are no setup fees, no plate fees and no minimum order quantities for personalized greeting cards. You will be quoted one simple price. Again, higher quantity orders do result in lower per unit prices due to efficiencies gained in printing larger quantities in a single run. |












