Velvet Wedding Invitations
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- From $251.36 per 500, with the per-card price sliding toward $0.19 each as the run climbs to 10,000.
- 16pt Soft Velvet Laminated stock, one soft-touch velvet finish that feels like suede the moment it lands in a hand.
- 8 sizes, from a 4.25" x 5.5" card up to a 6" x 6" square, with scored fold formats and custom sizing up to 12" x 9".
- Full color on the front with a blank back, or full color on both sides, with matching White Wove A2 envelopes available.
- 4.9 out of 5 across 60 reviews, printed in house with a free online proof and a 4 business day rush option.
Send an Invitation Guests Feel Before They Read It
This is the one mailing you cannot get wrong, and the stock carries it: a single premium sheet, 16 Point Soft Velvet Laminated, sealed with a soft-touch velvet coating that feels like suede under the fingers before a single word is read. Every card prints on it, so the whole suite lands with the same weight in a guest's hand. Order yours from $251.36 for 500, rated 4.9 out of 5 across 60 reviews, printed by a shop that has been at it since 1999.
The finish is what sets the tone. That velvet surface reads as premium the instant a guest picks the card up, and it makes deep navy, blush, and gold-look artwork sit richer on the page than a plain matte card ever could. Want to see how velvet compares with the other finishes first? Browse the full range on invitations printing, or stay here and build yours from the choices below.
The price rewards a bigger run. A set of 500 starts at $251.36, and the per-card cost keeps sliding as the count climbs toward 10,000, so ordering extras for the keepsake box or a larger guest list costs far less per card than a small first batch. Tap any tier below to see the live set total and exactly how much each step up saves before you commit.
What are velvet wedding invitations?
Velvet wedding invitations are cards printed on 16 Point Soft Velvet Laminated stock, a heavy 16pt sheet finished with a soft-touch velvet coating that feels like suede. At 4OVER4.COM they print full color on the front with a blank or full-color back, in 8 sizes from 4.25 by 5.5 inch up to a 6 by 6 inch square, with the size, ink, envelopes, and proofing all set in the live configurator.
A velvet wedding invitation is the one a guest holds a little longer. The velvet lamination gives the card a soft, warm surface that reads as premium the second it lands in a hand, and it makes color and script lettering land with more depth. You set the size, choose full color on the front alone or on both sides, add matching envelopes if you want them, and the price updates live as you build. Every card ships on the same 16 Point Soft Velvet Laminated stock, so the feel stays consistent across the whole suite. If you want the same velvet finish without the wedding framing, the Velvet Invitations run on the identical stock for any occasion.
What sizes do velvet wedding invitations come in?
4OVER4.COM prints velvet wedding invitations in 8 sizes. The default is a 4.25 by 5.5 inch card, and the range runs up through 5 by 7 inch and a 6 by 6 inch square, plus larger scored formats that fold down, such as a 10 by 7 inch that scores to 5 by 7 inch. A custom size up to 12 by 9 inch is also available.
The right size comes down to how formal the invitation needs to feel and how much it has to say. The default 4.25 by 5.5 inch card suits a clean, classic invite. Step up to 5 by 7 inch, the format most couples reach for, or a 6 by 6 inch square for something more modern on the table. When the invitation folds, the larger scored formats do the work, like a 10 by 7 inch sheet that scores down to a folded 5 by 7 inch. All 8 sizes are grouped below the way the live configurator presents them, so you know every option before you change anything, and a custom size up to 12 by 9 inch is there if none of the presets is exactly right.
How much do velvet wedding invitations cost?
Velvet wedding invitations start at $251.36 for 500 at 4OVER4.COM. The price scales across 5 quantity tiers up to 10,000, so a larger run drops the per-card cost from about $0.50 each at 500 to roughly $0.19 each at 10,000. A 1,000-card run is $327.15, 2,500 run $630.31, and 5,000 run $1,009.25.
Most couples order enough for the guest list plus a handful of extras to frame and keep, so the count that fits your day is personal. Drag the slider below to set your quantity and watch both the set total and the true per-card cost update live, and find the point where one more step up barely moves the budget. Every order also earns 4OVER4.COM loyalty coins, which you can apply at checkout for up to 13% off the order cost.
Wally makes the invitation feel like the day
Soft-touch velvet, from $251.36 for 500, that guests hold a little longer.
Velvet wedding invitations print on a soft-touch 16pt velvet-laminated stock that feels like suede, from $251.36 for 500 and about $0.19 a card at 10,000. Pick a size up to 6 by 6 inch, print full color, add matching envelopes, and Wally gets them to you in as few as 4 business days.
What stock and finish are velvet wedding invitations printed on?
Velvet wedding invitations at 4OVER4.COM print on one premium stock, 16 Point Soft Velvet Laminated, a heavy 16pt sheet with a soft-touch velvet coating that feels like suede. Ink prints 4/0, full color on the front with a blank back, or 4/4, full color on both sides. Matching White Wove A2 blank envelopes can be added to the order.
The stock is the whole point here. That soft-touch velvet lamination gives the card a warm, quiet, expensive feel, and it deepens color so a rich navy, a blush, or gold-look artwork lands with more depth than it would on a plain matte card. You choose your ink coverage: 4/0 prints full color on the front and leaves the back blank, while 4/4 prints full color on both sides for details, a venue map, or an RSVP note. To finish the set, add matching White Wove A2 blank envelopes right in the configurator, or leave them off if you already have your own. For a related soft-touch look, the Suede Invitations carry the same premium feel across the invitation range.
How fast can you get velvet wedding invitations printed?
4OVER4.COM prints velvet wedding invitations on a 7 business day standard turnaround, with a 4 business day rush when a date is close. You can send a print-ready file straight to production or request a free online proof first. 99.8% of orders arrive on time and 82% ship early.
Standard production runs 7 business days, which suits most timelines when you plan ahead, and it keeps the price at its lowest. When the date sneaks up, the 4 business day rush buys back time for a set amount on top of the base price, so you only pay for speed when you need it. Before anything prints, send your file straight to production or ask for a free online proof to check the layout, colors, and wording first, which is the safer move for a keepsake you cannot reprint on the day.
What can you use velvet wedding invitations for?
Velvet wedding invitations work for the main invitation as well as save-the-dates, engagement and rehearsal-dinner invites, anniversary announcements, and any premium event where the card should feel special. The soft-touch velvet finish and matching White Wove A2 envelopes make the whole suite read as one polished set.
The obvious use is the wedding invitation itself, but the same soft-touch card carries a full suite. Print save-the-dates on it so the first thing guests receive already sets the tone. Use it for engagement parties, the rehearsal dinner, or a milestone anniversary. Couples who want a cohesive look print the main invite, the details card, and the RSVP on the same velvet stock, then finish with matching White Wove A2 envelopes so everything arrives as one considered set. Because the finish feels premium, the card tends to get kept and displayed rather than tossed, which is exactly what you want from the invitation to the biggest day.
How do velvet wedding invitations compare?
Velvet is the soft-touch, tactile pick, but it is not your only premium move. If you are weighing a metallic sheen or a raised foil treatment against that suede-like feel, it helps to see the trade-off in plain numbers. The Foil Wedding Invitations add real metallic foil for a brighter, more formal shine, while velvet keeps the quiet, hold-me richness. The chart below lines up velvet wedding invitations against their closest siblings so you can compare the starting price on each before you choose.
See the rest of our invitations
Velvet wedding invitations are one stop in a much larger lineup, and you can scan the full print product range or the whole invitations printing category any time. If a metallic, foil, or embossed finish would serve the day better, the rest of the family is one tap away. Each option shows its own starting price and links straight to its product page, so finding the right fit takes seconds.
Order your velvet wedding invitations today
At 4OVER4.COM, quality comes first, and it is backed by a satisfaction guarantee and 25+ years of printing since 1999. Whatever size or ink coverage you pick, these velvet wedding invitations are built to feel good in a hand and set the tone for the day they announce. Need them before a mailing deadline? The 4 business day rush keeps you covered, and a free online proof lets you sign off on the exact card first. Order your velvet wedding invitations today.
