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Cards in Motion

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Last reviewed: August 15, 2026 | Milton | Wedding Invitations |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 15, 2026. Business status: Active.

Cards in Motion video invitations Mississauga is a niche option for couples considering printed keepsakes with an integrated LCD screen and video playback. The company’s current official website identifies Cards in Motion Inc. in Mississauga and presents custom video brochures, video business cards and video mailers. Although much of the site is aimed at business marketing, it specifically includes video invitations, wedding save-the-dates and thank-you gifts among its potential uses.

This is not a conventional invitation studio with a catalogue of paper suites. The available first-party information points to a custom video-in-print product: a printed card or brochure format that can open to reveal a screen, play video with sound and, depending on the product, include rechargeable power, storage and optional controls. Couples who want a physical invitation or post-wedding keepsake with a digital component may find the format worth exploring, while confirming the exact wedding configuration directly with the company.

Services and specialization

Cards in Motion’s documented core products are custom video brochures, video business cards and video mailers. Each combines custom printing with an integrated LCD screen. The business-card format is described as a printed card that opens to reveal a screen; its product page says a video with sound can play when opened.

For wedding-related use, the official site lists video invitations, wedding save-the-dates and thank-you gifts as applications. The company also states that it can work from a supplied design or provide custom design support. That makes the listing most relevant to couples seeking a screen-based, printed video piece rather than traditional invitation suites, calligraphy or day-of stationery.

The official pages do not set out a dedicated wedding collection, fixed invitation suite, RSVP system, envelope offering or wedding-specific production workflow. Those details should be treated as questions for the quote conversation, not assumed inclusions.

Custom video brochures with integrated LCD screens
Video business cards and video mailers
Custom printing and design support
Video invitation, save-the-date and thank-you gift applications

How the video format works

Cards in Motion describes its products as combining print and video in one physical piece. Its video-brochure range is available in several orientations and sizes, with screen options ranging from compact displays to larger 10.1-inch screens. The company also describes rechargeable batteries, built-in speakers, onboard memory and USB connection for charging or changing video files.

Features vary by product. The official brochure page describes optional controls for playing, pausing, rewinding and adjusting volume; it also says that a no-controls version can play automatically when opened. For a wedding invitation, couples should ask which opening trigger, controls, screen size, memory allowance and charging arrangement are included in the quoted format.

Service area and who it may suit

The company’s current official contact details place it in Mississauga, Ontario. Its website offers a custom-quote route and describes shipping for video mailers, but it does not publish a defined wedding delivery area, consultation area or pickup policy. The Mississauga address confirms the business location, not a promised service radius.

This format may suit couples who want to share an engagement film, invitation message, wedding-day recap or thank-you video in a physical printed piece. It may be less straightforward for couples whose priority is a standard paper invitation set, low-quantity ordering or a fully specified off-the-shelf package, because those options are not documented on the current official pages.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A confirmed product strength is the documented integration of custom print and video playback in a single physical format. The business-card and brochure pages also document options such as LCD screen sizes, built-in speakers, rechargeable batteries, USB connectivity and custom design. These are product features, not ratings or promises about a particular wedding order.

The practical limitation is that current wedding-specific information is brief. The official site mainly addresses marketing applications and does not publish a dedicated wedding portfolio, current wedding samples, minimum order for wedding work, turnaround times, proofing steps, video-editing scope or delivery commitments. Couples should confirm those items in writing before paying a deposit.

Pricing

Current pricing is explicitly published for video brochures, with prices updated June 2026. The official pricing page lists starting USD prices per unit, based on an order of 250 units: from US$14.99 for business-card-size 2.4-inch or 3-inch LCD formats, from US$19.90 for smartphone-size 4-inch, 5-inch or 6-inch formats, and from US$24.95 for tablet-size 7-inch, 8-inch or 10.1-inch formats.

These figures are starting points for general product categories, not a wedding-invitation quote or a Canadian-dollar total. The company says its products are custom and directs customers to request an accurate quote tailored to project requirements. Confirm quantity, chosen size, print finish, video preparation, optional controls, shipping, taxes, currency and any additional charges before comparing options.

Contact and booking

Cards in Motion’s official website lists its Mississauga address, telephone number and hours of Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. EST. The website’s stated starting point is to request a custom quote, followed by a discussion of options and finalizing the design.

For a wedding inquiry, provide the intended use—invitation, save-the-date or thank-you piece—the number of recipients, event date, desired arrival date, preferred screen size and whether video and artwork are ready. This will help the company assess which product format is appropriate and whether the project can meet the required timeline.

What couples should confirm

Ask whether Cards in Motion is currently accepting wedding projects and whether it can produce the exact item you have in mind. Confirm the minimum quantity, dimensions, screen size and resolution, video length and file requirements, memory capacity, playback controls, battery charging, print finish, proofing process, revision allowance and who is responsible for editing the video.

Also confirm unit price and currency, taxes, shipping or pickup, production lead time, delivery date, payment schedule, cancellation terms and whether spare units or replacement support are available. If mailing the finished pieces to guests, ask about packaging, postage implications and any protection recommended for the selected screen size.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Cards in Motion offer wedding invitations?

Its official website lists video invitations and wedding save-the-dates among the applications for its video products. It does not publish a dedicated wedding invitation collection, so confirm the available format, quantity and timeline directly.

What is the current Cards in Motion address?

The official website lists 7111 Syntex Drive, Suite 300, Mississauga, ON L5N 8C3, Canada.

What do Cards in Motion video products cost?

The official pricing page lists June 2026 starting prices in USD per unit, based on 250 units, from US$14.99 to US$24.95 depending on screen-size category. A wedding order requires a custom quote.

Can the video be changed after production?

The company says its video business cards and video brochures can be connected by USB for charging and changing video files. Confirm whether that feature applies to the specific wedding product quoted.