Questions
How do I place an order?
Drop us an email and we’ll take care of everything.
How can I see the designs in person?
You can schedule an appointment to see the Ready to Mail Collection. Just drop us an email.
When is my payment due?
Your payment in full is due when your order is placed.
What forms of payment do you accept?
Check or Cash.
How do I add pieces if I don't see them in the set?
Call us and we can create exactly what you need. Additionally, couture design services are available.
What is the difference between ready to mail designs and couture designs?
Ready to Mail invitations are pre-designed for your selection. Couture designs are custom tailored in every detail to your event.
Do you offer return address printing?
Yes, we can accommodate a printed return address for your invitation envelope as needed. Simply indicate your needs when you place your order.
Do your invitations require additional postage?
The postage varies by invitation based on size, shape and thickness. We recommend taking your invitation to the post office to find out the official weight and postage amount.
How far in advance of my wedding should I order my invitations?
Typically, wedding invitations are mailed 6-8 weeks prior to the wedding. Little q recommends that you order your invitations at least 9-11 weeks prior to your wedding date.
Can I see a sample?
Sure, call us to schedule an appointment or order a sample ($15 fee).
What is your return policy?
All sales are final. Due to the custom nature of your order, we do not accept returns for any reason.
Do you have an order minimum?
Our minimum order quantity is 50 pieces.
Do you offer shipping options?
Yes. Our preferred shipper is FedEx. You may select the shipping method – ground, 3 day select, 2nd Day Air or Overnight.
What is letterpress printing?
Dating back to the 1400's letterpress printing is the oldest and original method of printing ink on paper. Compared to other methods, letterpress provides greater visual definition and texture to the type or artwork. Ink is applied to the raised portion of a hard plastic printing plate, which is then pressed on paper to create a relief impression. Letterpress has enjoyed a revival over the last 20 years as artists recognize the intrinsic value of this beautiful printing method.
What is offset printing?
Offset is a process of printing by indirect image transfer. The result is a flat printed piece.
What is foil stamping?
Foil stamping uses heat and metallic film in a specialty printing process that produces a shiny or matte design on paper.
What is blind embossing?
Embossing raises an image above the paper surface. Blind embossing creates a raised impression of the image with no use of ink. Artwork or letters can be created in paper using a die under pressure.