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5/5- Excellent, I'd definitely buy from this seller again.
Perfect for my wedding! thank's !!!!!!!!!!!
5/5- Excellent, I'd definitely buy from this seller again.
Ordering was easy and simple. The envelopes are exactly what I was looking for and reasonably priced. I will definitely use LCI again.
5/5- Excellent, I'd definitely buy from this seller again.
Mission: to find velum mailing envelopes to show off a beautiful retirement invitation that I designed; were the envelopes available locally? NO...to the Internet I went and found LCI Paper! Yikes! they had everything and every choice I could ever have imagined! I found what I wanted immediately, sent my order and received my products in less that one week! Right on schedule now because of the excellent service received from LCI Paper I am able to complete my 'mission'...I can't wait to hear the feed-back from the recepients of the velum mailers! Thanks LCI! You saved the day...!!
5/5- Excellent, I'd definitely buy from this seller again.
The wood grain paper and vellum envelopes I ordered were awesome! Worked perfectly for my Save The Dates!
4/5- Above average
I am a freelance designer, and I recently ordered some items to do custom wedding invitations. They came out wonderful, the website was easy to navigate and the customer service was super helpful. I would definitely order again!
Interested in printing Translucent Vellum Envelopes at home, but not sure which type of printer to use? Watch our video to see printing results from tests using Canon and Epson inkjet printers and an HP laser printer.
After conducting printing research on all of our vellum papers, we have determined they will work with most inkjet and laser printers. We also have noted this information on the product page of each paper. However, even using the recommended printer type, some people still have trouble printing on vellum, where some do not. So why is this the case?
In a nutshell, the variations in printing success are due to the fact that not all vellum, and we are referring to vellum paper and not vellum finish and not all printers, are created equally. All vellum is non porous and non absorbent, but not all vellum is identical in finish and weight. Similarly, although all laser printers and all inkjet printers are designed to work essentially the same way, they vary in speed, quality, and overall design. Where one brand of vellum may work with your laser printer, it may not work with another laser printer. Likewise, you may find that although one stock of vellum works with your inkjet, another does not.
The solution? Simply recognize that vellum may be a tricky surface to print in. Regardless of what type of vellum or printer you are using, your print will take longer to dry, and thus has a greater chance of smearing than it would on a standard piece of paper. The best way to determine whether your printer will work with a particular stock of vellum is to order a sample and test it out.
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