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Boutique invitations begin at $2,500 and Luxury invitations at $3,500, and Jessica Leigh Paperie says most of its clients spend $3,000 to $6,000 on the suite. Then there is day-of paper, which the studio budgets separately at another $1,500 to $3,000. That is a rare piece of candor on a stationery site, and it should shape the conversation before you fall for a wax seal.
jessicaleighpaperie.com/investmentThe Boutique tier starts at $2,500 and is semi-custom. You get a design on 130lb or 220lb cardstock, a mix of specialty and digital printing, a belly band or pocket, two to three enclosure cards and envelope calligraphy. For most Long Island weddings that is a complete suite. It is also where the studio says most clients land, with the typical invitation spend running $3,000 to $6,000.
The Luxury tier begins at $3,500 and moves to fully custom design. The list includes a monogram, maps and illustrations, 220lb stock, specialty printing, vellum overlays, wax seals, custom envelope liners and hand calligraphy on dark envelopes. The studio's printing specialties are letterpress, foil, embossing and acrylic. Each of those is a cost driver, which is why the range runs to $6,000.
Programs, menus, place cards, escort cards, seating charts and signs are quoted as a separate project. The studio also lists welcome bags, napkins, matchbooks and coasters. Its own guidance is that couples spend $1,500 to $3,000 here on top of the invitations. The studio does not publish per-piece prices for day-of items, so that range is the only guide. Decide early which of these you want printed and which the venue already provides.