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Alicia’s Infinity

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Last reviewed: August 13, 2026 | Oakville | Wedding Invitations |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. Business status: Active.

Alicia's Infinity is a Halton Hills wedding invitations studio led by illustrator Alicia Bint. The official site identifies a home studio about an hour from Toronto and says the business works with couples worldwide, while its wedding collection focuses on watercolour-led stationery.

Couples can choose from more than 50 pre-designed invitation collections, request semi-custom changes, or commission a design created from scratch. The published range extends beyond invitation cards to coordinated printed pieces for the wedding day.

Services and specialization

Alicia's Infinity specializes in wedding invitations and stationery featuring delicate watercolour illustration. The official collection presents three routes: collection designs personalized with a couple’s wording, semi-custom versions that can alter colours, images, fonts or layout, and fully custom work built around a wedding theme, flowers, venue, palette or décor.

The studio says it can design and print paper goods including double-sided save-the-dates, invitations, RSVP and insert cards, illustrated maps, wraps, printed envelopes, menus, place cards and seating charts. Digital invitations or save-the-dates are also available. Other documented wedding-day pieces include programs, table numbers, signage and thank-you cards.

For a custom commission, Alicia's Infinity describes an email or call to discuss the concept, followed by an agreement, a 50% deposit, sketches, a refined drawing, colour approval, digital proofs and final printing. The original painting for a custom design is described as a keepsake for the couple.

Service area and who it may suit

The business identifies itself as Alicia's Infinity, Halton Hills, Canada, and describes its home studio as roughly an hour from Toronto. A clean street address and postal code are not published on the official pages reviewed, so no postal address is listed here.

The official contact and FAQ pages state that Alicia's Infinity works with clients and couples worldwide. Canadian and U.S. clients are specifically mentioned, while clients outside North America are advised to allow additional time for shipping and possible customs delays.

This service may suit couples who want illustrated paper goods rather than a template-only invitation order, especially where a venue, florals, colours or other event details are intended to shape a coordinated suite. Confirm whether the desired format, paper and delivery location can be accommodated before booking.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Documented features include more than 50 invitation collection designs, collection/semi-custom/custom design paths, double-sided invitations, and the option to add illustrated maps, venue illustrations and matching day-of pieces. These are service features stated by the business, not independent quality assessments.

The main practical consideration is lead time. The wedding FAQ recommends starting a collection order four to six weeks before prints are needed and a new custom design eight to 12 weeks ahead. The custom-process page also says custom designs require a minimum of eight weeks, with rush work only if the schedule permits.

Alicia's Infinity says couples are responsible for proofreading wording and details, although the designer may flag text that appears out of place. Assembly is not included in standard pricing but may be available for an additional fee. Confirm the proofing, assembly and delivery plan in writing for your order.

Pricing

Published pricing varies by customization level, quantity, insert cards, sizes, paper, envelope printing and related details. The quote page lists average spends of $600 for collection work, $1,200 for semi-custom work and $2,000 for custom work, with a $300 minimum order amount.

Examples published on the same page include 100 flat 5-by-7-inch collection invitations at $285, 100 folding invitations averaging $750, RSVP cards at $195, plain white invitation envelopes at $90, and white printed envelopes at $205. Illustrated maps average $350, venue illustrations are listed at $375, 150 place cards at $225, signature-drink signs start at $120 and seating charts average $225.

These are published examples and averages rather than a guaranteed package quote. Ask for a written quote that covers your quantity, selected paper, envelopes, artwork, proofing, printing, shipping, taxes and any assembly or rush charge.

Contact and booking

The official contact page directs wedding-invitation and stationery enquiries to its quote request page. It also publishes the email address alicia@aliciasinfinity.com for direct contact.

The business says to allow up to three business days for a quote. For custom work, its process page says an agreement is prepared after the initial discussion and a 50% deposit is requested to begin design work.

Availability is not independently confirmed by this directory. Share the wedding date, stationery pieces, approximate quantities, style references, venue details and delivery location when requesting a quote so the business can advise on timing and scope.

What couples should confirm

Confirm the selected design route, the exact pieces included, number of printed proofs, revision limits, paper and envelope options, and whether a physical proof is required. The official FAQ says a printed proof can be mailed after digital-proof approval and generally takes seven to 10 business days within North America.

For delivery, confirm production timing, shipping method, tracking, customs responsibility where applicable and whether you will assemble and stamp the suite yourself. International clients should discuss the additional shipping time noted by the business.

For custom artwork, ask how the agreement handles the 50% deposit, final balance, approved proof, rush requests and the handoff of the original painting. These details are especially important when an invitation suite includes multiple print pieces.

Portfolio and style options

The official invitation collection includes floral, botanical, venue-painting, forest, rustic, beach, geometric, typographic and destination-oriented examples. It also shows that existing collection designs can be adjusted through the semi-custom option rather than requiring a from-scratch commission.

The portfolio is useful for narrowing down a visual direction, but couples should request current samples and confirm that a preferred treatment is available for their date and quantity. A quote request is the appropriate next step for a tailored price and production schedule.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Alicia's Infinity based?

The official site identifies Alicia's Infinity as being in Halton Hills, Canada, with a home studio about an hour from Toronto. It does not publish a clean street address and postal code on the reviewed official pages.

Does Alicia's Infinity offer custom wedding invitations?

Yes. The official site offers collection, semi-custom and fully custom design options. Custom work can be developed around details such as a theme, flowers, venue, colour palette or décor.

What does Alicia's Infinity charge for wedding invitations?

Published averages are $600 for collection work, $1,200 for semi-custom work and $2,000 for custom work. Pricing varies by the suite’s specifications, and the stated minimum order amount is $300.

How far ahead should I order wedding stationery?

The official FAQ recommends starting a collection design four to six weeks before prints are needed and allowing eight to 12 weeks for a new custom design. Rush orders may be possible if the schedule permits.

Does Alicia's Infinity work with couples outside Ontario?

Yes. The official site says it works with clients and couples worldwide. It notes that international orders outside North America may need an additional three to four weeks for shipping and possible customs delays.