Gecko Print produces wedding invitations and matching event pieces with a personal review of artwork, paper, quantity and timing. Couples and event planners can order one item or coordinate an entire stationery set, from save-the-dates through place cards and day-of signage.
These examples show finished pieces and real design or production steps, making the materials, scale and final presentation easier to picture.
A real Gecko Print wedding project showing coordinated typography, floral accents and matching stationery carried across the full invitation suite.
A practical details card keeps hotel, dress-code and RSVP information consistent with the rest of the stationery suite.
This real reception setup shows the scale of personalized name-card production and how consistent typography turns a large guest list into a polished presentation.
Wedding and event printing works best when sizes, typography, paper and color are planned together. Gecko Print can produce from completed designs or help create and prepare the artwork so invitations, programs, menus and place cards feel like one coordinated collection.
Custom invitation cards, save-the-dates, details cards and matching printed pieces for weddings and celebrations.
Readable ceremony programs, welcome cards, schedules and informational inserts.
Coordinated reception menus, table numbers and small-format signs designed for the event space.
Personalized folded place cards, escort cards and table assignments prepared from a supplied guest list.
Matching cards, tags and small printed pieces that carry the event design through the final detail.
Guest counts and name lists can change. The project is reviewed around the actual event needs rather than a fixed template quantity.
Glossy, matte and linen-style finishes can be considered across coordinated pieces to create a consistent look.
Gecko Print can help prepare supplied artwork or build a coordinated design when the stationery is not yet production-ready.
List the invitation, day-of and follow-up items needed for the event.
Provide the current guest count, event date and any deadlines for mailing or venue setup.
Send the designs and, when applicable, a carefully checked list of names or table assignments.
The project is reviewed before payment so names, sizes, paper and finishing can be confirmed.
Yes. Provide a final, proofread guest list in a clear spreadsheet or document so each name and table assignment can be prepared accurately.
Yes. A coordinated design can be adapted across invitations, programs, menus, table numbers, place cards and thank-you cards.
Order as early as practical, especially when design help, personalization or several coordinated pieces are involved. Include the event date when submitting the project so the production timeline can be reviewed.
