Service menu
Weddings are not one-print events. A tote wants a different process than a trucker hat, and a keepsake token wants a laser, not ink. Here is the whole menu, and when each earns its place.
Direct-to-film transfers print in full color with soft hand-feel and real wash durability, and they press in about 60 seconds. This is what powers welcome-party tote stations and after-party shirt bars: your approved designs are printed as transfers ahead of time, then matched to each guest’s pick and pressed on the spot. One press keeps pace with 60–80 guests an hour; big guest lists get a second press, not a slower line.
Natural canvas totes are the backbone of welcome bags, and flat canvas presses beautifully. We also press getting-ready tees, pajama sets for the morning of, koozie-style wraps, and bandanas for dogs with ring-bearer duties. Quantities from 24 pieces for a wedding party to 400 for a full guest list.
Guests choose a Richardson 112 or Flexfit crown, pick a patch — leatherette monograms, chenille initials, woven crests — and watch it press on. A hat bar fits a cocktail hour perfectly because it works standing up with a drink in hand. Patches are produced ahead from your art, so event night is pure assembly.
Monogrammed robes for the getting-ready suite, embroidered sweatshirts for the families, thread-finished totes for the wedding party. Embroidery is a pre-production service — stitched in our shop, delivered before the weekend — because good digitizing and thread work should not be rushed table-side.
Engraved tokens, tags, and small metal or wood keepsakes carry a date-and-initials treatment that ink cannot match. UV-printed stickers turn your crest into favors, welcome-bag seals, and cup decals. Both run as favor-table stations or as pre-made batches.
For a single bold one-color or two-color design at volume — say 300 identical after-party tees — classic screen printing is fast and satisfying to watch. We bring it when the design brief calls for it; for multi-design menus and full color, DTF wins.
Everything above can also be produced quietly ahead of the weekend in our Orange County shop and delivered to your hotel, planner, or venue. Live stations arrive fully staffed: crew time bills at $250 per hour and includes load-in, operation, and teardown. Read the numbers on the pricing page, or see the pieces in the gallery.
Not sure which method your pieces want? Send the idea — we will map it to the right press.