Yes, we offer both design and print services.
Whether you have a finished design ready to go or need support creating something from scratch, we can help bring your ideas to life.

Design work is quoted separately depending on the scope of the project.

Paper weight refers to the thickness and feel of the material.

Lighter weights are more flexible and suited to everyday use, while heavier stocks feel more substantial and premium.
For example, 350gsm cards are thicker, more durable, and ideal for invitations, greeting cards, and business materials where quality matters.

Yes, the quantities listed are our most common options, but we’re happy to accommodate custom amounts.

If you need a different quantity, simply get in touch and we’ll provide a tailored quote.

We recommend uploading print-ready PDFs where possible.
High-resolution JPEG or PNG files can also be used, but for best results your file should be set up at the correct size with a minimum of 300dpi.

If you're unsure, we’re happy to check your file before printing

Turnaround times vary depending on the product and quantity, but most orders are completed within a few working days.

If you have a deadline, please let us know and we’ll do our best to accommodate it.

Yes, we offer a range of environmentally conscious materials, including recycled and seeded paper options.

Our seeded paper cards can even be planted and grown after use.

Smooth paper has a clean, flat finish and is ideal for sharp, vibrant prints such as photos or bold graphics.

Textured paper has a subtle tactile surface, giving a more traditional and premium feel, perfect for invitations and greeting cards.

Oak & Ivory Prints is run as a personal, independent studio, meaning every project is handled with care from start to finish.

You won’t be passed between departments or left waiting for responses, if you have a question, you can simply get in touch and speak directly with the person working on your order.

We offer a more considered, one-to-one approach, working closely with you to ensure everything is produced exactly as you envision.