Las Vegas, Nevada

Stationery & Invitations

In Las Vegas: Assume most of your guest list is flying in, and everything moves earlier. Save-the-dates want to go out eight to ten months ahead rather than six, because your guests are booking flights and rooms, and a hotel block nobody hears about early is a hotel block nobody uses. Give the invitation suite more room than a local wedding needs: which hotel, how to get in from the airport, whether there is a shuttle, what the weather will actually be, and what to wear to an outdoor evening ceremony in the desert. A wedding website does more work here than it does almost anywhere, and the printed suite can be lighter and better for it.

2 listings · checked August 2026

• Belle Azalee — North Las Vegas · belleazalee.com · (702) 935-4252
• Paper & Home — Las Vegas · paperandhome.com · (702) 776-8243

Bringing your own design to a commercial printer

These are commercial and trade printers, not wedding stationers. None of them designs an invitation suite, and none of them lists weddings as work they do — they are here because they will print a design you already own, usually well and usually for a fraction of a stationer's price. That makes them a real option if you have bought a template, hired a designer separately, or are printing menus, programs, table numbers and signage rather than the invitations themselves. Send a PDF and ask for a paper sample first: weight, finish and color vary far more between printers than price does.

• AA Printing Service — Las Vegas · aaprintinglasvegas.com · (702) 527-7474
• Design One Printing — Las Vegas · designoneprinting.com · (702) 530-6277

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