Chinese wedding invitations in Melbourne

Chinese wedding invitations in Melbourne

15+ years · 480+ weddings · up to 30% less

Both families’ names, English and Chinese together, designed with you and printed in our own studio.

Free and no obligation · weekends and after-⁠hours

Free and no obligation · weekends and after-⁠hours

Design concept: red gatefold wedding invitation with gold peony linework, a gold double happiness symbol and a wax seal
Open teal gatefold Chinese wedding invitation with double happiness foil, a red envelope and a gold seal

Bilingual, with both families’ names

Set your invitation in English, or in English with traditional or simplified characters, as your families prefer. Bring the exact Chinese wording, since we set text as supplied, and a Chinese reader in your family checks every proof before printing.

Set in English, with both families’ names on the card.

Both families’ names, in the order your families prefer. The date is yours to choose.

Red and gold for the tea ceremony and banquet

Red and gold sit beside your own palette, and we show you how they look on your design before anything is made.

Closed teal gatefold Chinese wedding invitation with red and gold cards and a tea set

Tea ceremony card

A small card for the families and close relatives, with the time and place.

Black gatefold with gold foil and a monogram envelope, for the wedding banquet

Banquet card

The main invitation for all guests, with the venue, arrival time and start.

Designs Chinese couples choose

Gatefolds, pockets and flat cards with room for two languages and both families. Open any design to see it closed and open, then tell us what you would change.

Teal, red and gold, with gatefolds that open to both languages and both families’ names. The first five are new design concepts; the rest are suites we’ve made.

Navy storybook folder invitation with a gold foil monogram, a DeJa 10 design
Design concept

GatefoldRed and gold

Red peony gatefold, gold double happiness

A cultural design with gold foil and a seal.

Gold foilSeal
Design concept

PocketIvory and red

Ivory lattice pocket, red card

A cultural design with laser cutting and a silk cord.

Laser-cutSilk cord
Design concept

Keepsake boxDeep teal and red

Deep teal keepsake box with scroll

A cultural design with gold foil, a silk ribbon and a scroll.

Gold foilSilk ribbonScroll
Design concept

GatefoldIvory and red

Ivory cloud gatefold, paper-cut peony

A cultural design with gold foil and a paper-cut medallion.

Gold foilPaper-cut
Design concept

Flat cardBlush

Blush plum blossom card

A cultural design with gold foil and a seal mark.

Gold foilSeal mark

GatefoldTeal

Teal gatefold with double happiness

A cultural design with gold foil, a seal and a patterned envelope liner.

Gold foilSealPatterned liner

GatefoldTeal

Teal gatefold, silver acrylic monogram

An acrylic monogram and rose-gold foil.

Acrylic monogramRose-gold foil

GatefoldBlack

Black gatefold, gold foil, monogram envelope

A monogram design with gold foil and a patterned envelope liner.

Gold foilPatterned liner

Bring the designs you like to a free session and we quote any quantity.

Planning your invitations

  1. 12+ months

    Save the dates

    Share the date with relatives at home and abroad.

    For guests who travel, send the save the date 12 or more months ahead, then the full invitation in good time for the banquet.

    Design concept: a red save-the-date card with gold peony linework on its ivory envelope with a gold wax seal, on the studio bench
  2. 8 to 12 months

    Design session

    Bring both families to a free session in our studio.

    Design concept: the closed red peony gatefold on the studio bench beside paper swatches, a spool of gold foil and a cup of tea
  3. 6 to 8 months

    Design and proofs

    Wording in both languages, proofed by a reader.

    Design concept: the red peony gatefold open on the bench beside a blank proof sheet and a pencil
  4. 4 months

    Approve and print

    You approve every card, then we print in-house.

    Design concept: a stack of freshly printed red peony gatefolds with a roll of gold foil and a brass seal stamp
  5. 10 weeks

    Post in Australia

    Send the invitation and tea ceremony cards.

    Design concept: hands sliding the red peony gatefold into an ivory envelope beside a stack ready to post
  6. 12+ weeks

    Post overseas

    Allow extra weeks for relatives overseas.

    Relatives overseas will want the tea ceremony and banquet details early.

    Design concept: a bundle of ivory envelopes tied with red silk cord beside the red gatefold and a kraft mailer box, ready for relatives overseas
  7. The day

    Matching menus and signs

    Table cards, menus and seating signs to match.

    Design concept: a matching red menu card and place card with gold peony linework on a banquet table with chopsticks

Pictured throughout: our red peony gatefold suite, a design concept.

The DejaTen price guide booklet with paper swatches, foil samples and a gold damask invitation on linen
The DejaTen price guide booklet with paper swatches, foil samples and a gold damask invitation on linen

How much do Chinese wedding invitations cost in Melbourne?

Sets from $8 to $20 each, depending on quantity and finish, with the invitation, RSVP card, envelope, raised printing and a name label for every guest. Keepsake box sets sit at the top of the range.

We're a wholesale printer as well as a design studio, so you pay trade prices with no middleman, up to 30% less than most Melbourne stationers.

Honest pricing: you pay for your printed sets, never for the design. Design sessions, proofs and unlimited revisions are included.

We quote any quantity, from an intimate list to a very large one.

“I love the fact that each invite DejaTen makes is uniquely designed for each client, not a catalogue of stock standard designs to choose from.”

Marian

15+ years · 480+ weddings · up to 30% less

How much do Chinese wedding invitations cost in Melbourne?

Sets from $8 to $20 each, depending on quantity and finish, with the invitation, RSVP card, envelope, raised printing and a name label for every guest. Keepsake box sets sit at the top of the range.

We're a wholesale printer as well as a design studio, so you pay trade prices with no middleman, up to 30% less than most Melbourne stationers.

Honest pricing: you pay for your printed sets, never for the design. Design sessions, proofs and unlimited revisions are included.

We quote any quantity, from an intimate list to a very large one.

“I love the fact that each invite DejaTen makes is uniquely designed for each client, not a catalogue of stock standard designs to choose from.”

Marian

15+ years · 480+ weddings · up to 30% less

How much do Chinese wedding invitations cost in Melbourne?

Sets from $8 to $20 each, depending on quantity and finish, with the invitation, RSVP card, envelope, raised printing and a name label for every guest. Keepsake box sets sit at the top of the range.

We're a wholesale printer as well as a design studio, so you pay trade prices with no middleman, up to 30% less than most Melbourne stationers.

Honest pricing: you pay for your printed sets, never for the design. Design sessions, proofs and unlimited revisions are included.

We quote any quantity, from an intimate list to a very large one.

“I love the fact that each invite DejaTen makes is uniquely designed for each client, not a catalogue of stock standard designs to choose from.”

Marian

15+ years · 480+ weddings · up to 30% less

The DejaTen price guide booklet with paper swatches, foil samples and a gold damask invitation on linen
White wedding invitation with an oversized gold foil monogram, a DeJa 10 design

“Everyone who received one commented on how beautiful they were.”

Barbara and Wade

Questions we hear

Can wedding invitations be bilingual in English and Chinese?

Yes. We set English and Chinese on one card, side by side or on facing panels, in traditional or simplified characters as your families prefer. Please bring the exact Chinese wording, since we set text as supplied, and we ask a Chinese reader in your family to check the proof.

Can wedding invitations be bilingual in English and Chinese?

Yes. We set English and Chinese on one card, side by side or on facing panels, in traditional or simplified characters as your families prefer. Please bring the exact Chinese wording, since we set text as supplied, and we ask a Chinese reader in your family to check the proof.

Whose names go on a Chinese wedding invitation?

Many invitations carry the names of both sets of parents, with the couple’s names and the date, time and venue of the banquet. We follow the order and wording your families expect. Both families are welcome at the design session, so everyone sees the wording before a proof is made.

Whose names go on a Chinese wedding invitation?

Can you design invitations for the tea ceremony and the banquet?

Yes. We can design a small card for the tea ceremony and a main invitation for the banquet, with table cards and a seating sign in the same suite. Guests then receive only the cards for the events they are asked to, all in one matching look.

Can you design invitations for the tea ceremony and the banquet?

Can you post invitations to relatives overseas?

Yes. Post invitations to guests overseas 12 or more weeks before the wedding, and within Australia 8 to 10 weeks before. We confirm timing and postage with your quote. Tell us early how many relatives live abroad, and we can plan the sending order with you.

Can you post invitations to relatives overseas?

Shall we design yours?

Designed and printed at our studio in Melbourne’s south-east (multiple locations), posted to your families.

Free and no obligation · weekends and after-⁠hours

Free and no obligation · weekends and after-⁠hours

“You were very helpful, responsive and understanding when it came to our designs and budgets.”

Mina and Sumer

15+ years · 480+ weddings · up to 30% less

Hands setting down an open teal Chinese wedding invitation with gold double happiness beside red cards