Our deckle edge invitation has a soft, irregular, hand-torn border instead of a standard machine-cut edge. The result is a natural, feathered finish that looks handcrafted because it genuinely is. Each edge is torn by hand, which means every invitation has its own subtle variation -- no two are exactly alike.

Each invitation is printed on heavy cardstock (130 lb bristol wove) and then hand-torn along the edges to create that soft, organic border. Because every piece is torn by hand, the edges have a natural variation that gives the suite its handcrafted quality. It's not a printed effect or a die-cut finish -- it's an actual hand-torn edge on every single piece.

Torn edge invitations are available in quantities of 10 and start at:

• 5x7 — from $2.25 per piece

• 4x6 — from $1.80 per piece

• 3.5x5 — from $1.35 per piece

Pricing varies slightly depending on whether your design is black and white or color. Final pricing depends on your suite size, quantity, and any add-ons like envelope liners or insert cards. The best way to get an accurate number for your specific order is to request a quote.

The minimum order is 10 suites. Whether you're planning an intimate gathering or a 300-person wedding, we can work with your guest count.

Yes! and we genuinely recommend it. Our luxury sample pack is $15 and available to order directly on our website. It's the best way to feel the paper quality, see the torn edge in person, and make sure this is the right fit for your wedding before committing to a full order. This is just a generic sample pack of our luxury wedding invitations- to request a printed sample of your design, please email us at hello@anthologyprint.com

Once you approve your proof, most orders print and ship within 6--8 business days. We'll walk you through the full timeline during your design consultation so you know exactly when to expect your suite.

Rush orders are available for an additional $0.50 per card. If you're working with a tight timeline, mention it when you reach out and we'll let you know what's possible.

Not at all. Most brides start with a general direction -- a Pinterest board, a color palette, a few images they keep coming back to. That's enough to get started. Your designer will take it from there and build a custom suite around your wedding aesthetic.

You'll start with a design consultation where we get to know your wedding vision. From there, your designer builds a custom suite and sends you a proof to review. You give feedback, we refine it, and nothing goes to print until you're completely happy with what you see. It's a straightforward process designed to be the easy part of wedding planning.

Yes. If you already have a finished, print-ready design file, we can print it on torn edge cardstock for you. We'll review your files before printing to make sure everything is set up correctly -- and we'll let you know if any adjustments are needed before anything goes to press.

Torn edge invitations are printed on heavy cardstock with real weight and presence. The thick stock is part of what makes the hand-torn edge look and feel the way it does -- it's substantial enough to tear cleanly and hold its shape beautifully once it's done.

All of them. Deckle edge works across every wedding aesthetic -- from black tie formal to garden romantic to modern editorial. The common thread isn't a specific style, it's a bride who wants her invitations to feel intentional and elevated. If that's you, deckle edge is probably a good fit.