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Last reviewed: August 9, 2026 | Montreal | Wedding Invitations |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. Business status: Active.

Blueberry Invitations is a Montréal stationery business specialising in handmade, personalised wedding invitations. For couples searching for wedding invitations Montreal, the official site shows a range of custom paper, foil, laser-cut and travel-inspired options, with phone consultations available.

The business describes its work as handmade by Blueberry in Montreal. Its About Us page identifies Julie and Mordy as a husband-and-wife team with prior experience in the printing industry, now focused on artistic invitation work. Last reviewed: August 9, 2026.

Services and specialization

Blueberry Invitations’ confirmed official website centres on custom handmade wedding invitations. It says couples can personalise invitations through card-stock colours, custom-made designs and textured papers. The site also describes colour-led custom design for its passport invitations.

Documented invitation types include laser-cut, passport, foil, destination, bilingual, travel-theme, boarding-pass-ticket and acrylic wedding invitations. Save-the-date invitations are also listed. The website describes foil printing for names and monograms, and says its foil passport invitations can combine an airplane ticket and boarding pass with an acrylic plane.

The FAQ adds useful detail about related wedding stationery. It says Blueberry Invitations can match invitation card stock and ink colours for day-of items including menus, place cards, seating charts, party-favour tags, wine-bottle stickers, table numbers and signs. It also states that envelope calligraphy can be printed using matching colours and fonts.

  • Personalised handmade wedding invitations
  • Passport, boarding-pass and destination-inspired designs
  • Laser-cut, foil and acrylic invitation options
  • Matching day-of stationery listed on the official FAQ
  • Printed envelope calligraphy listed on the official FAQ

Service area and who it may suit

The official contact page lists Montréal, QC, Canada, while the official homepage title provides the business address in Outremont. The homepage says couples can arrange phone consultations throughout Quebec, specifically naming the South Shore, Laval, the West Island and Montreal. It also states that invitations can be ordered online worldwide.

This provider may suit couples who want a custom paper invitation rather than a standard template, especially those considering a passport, destination or boarding-pass concept. It may also be relevant for weddings requiring bilingual wording: bilingual invitations are listed on the homepage, and the FAQ says the business can help with invitation and response-card text in every language. Confirm the exact language, spelling, layout and proofreading process for your own order.

  • Montréal and Outremont location context
  • Phone consultations stated for Quebec
  • Online orders stated as available worldwide
  • Bilingual invitation option listed by the business

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A confirmed feature is the breadth of documented finishes and formats: handmade construction, foil, laser cutting, acrylic elements, personalised card stocks and textured paper choices. The homepage says its card stock comes from suppliers in Europe and the UK and mentions shimmery, linen and textured options. These are product features documented by the business, not independent quality ratings.

The official FAQ states that a rush service can have invitations ready one week after the proof is signed. That may be useful for a time-sensitive order, but it is not a general production promise: couples should confirm whether the rush option is available for their chosen design, quantity and wedding date.

The reviewed official pages do not publish a minimum order quantity, standard production timeline, deposit schedule, delivery charges, cancellation terms or a full proofing policy. Those details should be confirmed directly before an order is placed.

  • Confirmed feature: handmade, customised invitation work
  • Confirmed feature: documented foil, laser-cut and acrylic options
  • Confirmed feature: rush service stated as one week after proof signing
  • Practical limitation: standard turnaround and ordering terms are not published

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official FAQ says pricing is based on quantity and style, and asks couples to consider extra inserts and whether printing is flat digital print, thermography with raised ink or letterpress.

Ask for a written quote that identifies the invitation format, quantity, inserts, envelopes, card stock, printing or finishing method, proofing, taxes and any rush, shipping or pickup charge. This is particularly important where an order includes foil, laser cutting, acrylic pieces or several matching day-of items.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

Contact and booking

Blueberry Invitations lists BlueberryInvites@gmail.com and (514) 341-7053 on its official contact page. The homepage specifically invites couples to call Julie for a phone consultation, and the contact page includes an enquiry form.

For a more focused first conversation, share your wedding date, approximate guest or invitation count, preferred style, colour direction, languages required, and whether you need save-the-dates or matching stationery. Ask whether the business recommends a particular order date for your circumstances; its FAQ says timing varies by factors such as destination weddings, out-of-town guests and whether save-the-dates have already been sent.

  • Phone: (514) 341-7053
  • Email: BlueberryInvites@gmail.com
  • Official website contact form
  • Phone consultation invited on the homepage

What couples should confirm

Confirm whether the design you want is available for your quantity and date, including any rush requirement. Ask when the proof will be supplied, what approval is required before production, how revisions are handled and whether a physical sample is available. The official rush statement is tied to proof signing, so proof timing matters.

Also confirm the complete scope of the order: invitation components, response cards, envelopes, guest-address printing, matching day-of stationery, and delivery or pickup method. For bilingual or multilingual wording, ask who supplies the final text and how it will be checked before approval.

If comparing finishes, ask for a quote that distinguishes flat digital printing, thermography with raised ink and letterpress, as those options are specifically referenced in the official FAQ. This helps couples compare like-for-like rather than relying on a single starting price.

  • Availability for your date, quantity and chosen format
  • Proof, revision and final-approval process
  • Wording and proofreading responsibility
  • Envelope, stationery, delivery and pickup inclusions
  • Payment, change and cancellation terms

Business background

On the official About Us page, Julie says that she and Mordy previously worked in the printing industry before moving into more artistic work and making handmade wedding invitations. She describes the business as a husband-and-wife team and explains that hearing about couples’ customs and family traditions is part of the work.

That background helps explain the site’s emphasis on custom, handmade stationery. It does not replace a current consultation about the specific invitation, timeline or order terms for a wedding.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Blueberry Invitations create handmade wedding invitations?

Yes. Its official homepage describes handmade wedding invitations with personalised service, made by Blueberry in Montreal.

Which wedding invitation styles does Blueberry Invitations list?

The official site lists laser-cut, passport, foil, destination, bilingual, travel-theme, boarding-pass-ticket and acrylic wedding invitations, as well as save-the-dates.

Does Blueberry Invitations offer matching wedding-day stationery?

Yes. Its FAQ says it can match the invitation’s card stock and ink colours for items including menus, place cards, seating charts, party-favour tags, wine-bottle stickers, table numbers and signs.

Can Blueberry Invitations help with multilingual invitation wording?

Its FAQ says it can help with text in every language for an invitation and response card. Confirm the final wording, language and proofreading process for your order.

Does Blueberry Invitations offer rush invitations?

The official FAQ says it offers a rush service with invitations ready one week after the proof is signed. Confirm whether that service is available for your chosen design and quantity.

Sources checked

Address: 5288 Av du Parc, Outremont, QC, Canada

Phone: (514) 341-7053

Website: https://www.blueberryinvitations.ca/

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