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Liquid Printer

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Last reviewed: August 1, 2026 | Stouffville | Wedding Favours |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 1, 2026. Business status: Active.

Liquid Printer is a custom packaging and box-printing company whose official product catalogue includes favour boxes for weddings, birthdays and baby showers. Couples searching for custom wedding favour boxes in Brampton can request boxes in custom dimensions, select from several paper-based stocks and specify printing and finishing options for their project.

The official business site identifies Liquid Printer by name, documents its wedding-related favour-box service and lists a Canadian contact address in Brampton. That establishes a current identity despite the unrelated website and Stouffville details previously attached to this directory record. Last reviewed: August 1, 2026.

Services and specialization

Liquid Printer’s relevant wedding service is the production of custom printed favour boxes. Its dedicated favour-box page expressly includes wedding boxes and provides a project form for dimensions, quantity, stock and printing selections. The boxes are therefore made to project specifications rather than presented as a fixed collection of ready-to-buy wedding designs.

Documented stock choices include cardstock from 14 pt. through 24 pt., corrugated cardboard and brown kraft cardstock. The specifications also identify recycled BuxBoard, custom shapes and sizes, CMYK or PMS printing, and an unprinted option.

Finishing options listed include embossing, debossing, foil stamping and spot UV.
Matte and gloss coatings are available.
Production can include die cutting, scoring, gluing, folding and perforation.
Related formats shown by the company include die-cut, folding-carton, mailer and window boxes.

Service area and who it may suit

Liquid Printer’s official contact page lists its Canadian location in Brampton, Ontario. The company’s homepage says it provides free shipping and handling within Canada and the United States, so couples do not appear to be limited to the Greater Toronto Area. The site does not establish whether the Brampton address is a retail showroom or whether in-person consultations are available.

The service may suit couples, wedding planners or favour suppliers who need printed packaging built around a specific size, stock or finish. It may also be relevant when favour contents require a window, special box shape or coordinated printed artwork. Couples seeking a small ready-made retail pack should first ask whether a custom production order is practical for their quantity and schedule.

Design, proofing and production

The company describes an ordering sequence in which the customer selects a box, requests a quote, supplies existing artwork or asks for design assistance, and then reviews a digital proof. The official site says digital proofs may be supplied as JPG, PNG or PDF files; the favour-box specifications also mention flat and 3D digital proofs, with hard-copy proofing available on request.

The favour-box page lists an estimated turnaround of 8–10 business days and says rush service is available. That is a production statement rather than a guaranteed wedding delivery date. Shipping time, proof revisions, stock availability and any rush conditions should all be confirmed before an order is approved.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the breadth of configurable production details: couples can specify size, stock, printing method, coating, finish and several structural operations. Digital proofing provides an opportunity to check the design before production, and the company documents shipping within Canada.

There are also evidence gaps to manage. The official pages do not show a wedding-specific portfolio with dimensions or completed-order examples, and they do not document food-contact certification for boxes intended to hold unwrapped treats. The site is internally inconsistent about minimum quantities: the favour-box and site banners say orders start from 50 boxes, while the About page says there is no minimum or maximum order. Couples should obtain the applicable minimum in writing.

Confirmed feature: custom shapes and dimensions are offered.
Confirmed feature: several print, coating and finishing choices are documented.
Practical limitation: no current wedding-project gallery or sample policy was found on the reviewed pages.
Practical limitation: minimum-order wording conflicts across the official site.

Pricing

Prices are not published. The favour-box page describes wholesale pricing but does not provide unit prices, wedding packages or a total-cost table. Customers must submit project details through the quote form or contact the company for a tailored figure.

The site promotes free graphic design, free shipping, no setup fees and no hidden charges. Couples should nevertheless ask for a written total covering box quantity, stock, printing, finishes, proof type, taxes, rush production and delivery. They should also confirm whether any artwork revisions or hard-copy proofs add to the quoted amount.

Contact and booking

Liquid Printer can be contacted through its official website, by toll-free telephone at 1-800-959-3878 or by email at support@liquidprinter.com. Its quote form requests product dimensions, quantity, stock, printing requirements and customer contact information.

A useful first enquiry should include the assembled box dimensions, favour contents, required quantity, delivery postal code, wedding date, desired artwork and finish. Allow time for quotation, design preparation, proof approval, production and transport rather than treating the published production estimate as the complete lead time.

What couples should confirm

Before paying a deposit or approving production, confirm the final dimensions using the actual favour item and ask whether measurements refer to internal or external box size. Request the correct dieline or artwork template and check names, date, colours, folds, cut lines and foil or embossing placement on the proof.

Couples should also confirm the current minimum quantity, exact production schedule, shipping method, delivery deadline and what happens if the completed boxes do not match the approved proof. For edible favours, ask whether the selected material is approved for direct food contact or whether wrapped products or a food-safe liner are required.

Obtain an itemized written quote and identify the currency.
Confirm whether boxes arrive assembled or flat.
Ask whether a physical sample or hard-copy proof is available and what it costs.
Clarify the revision and cancellation terms before proof approval.
Build contingency time into the order for proof changes and shipping.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Liquid Printer make boxes for wedding favours?

Yes. Its official favour-box page specifically lists wedding boxes among its custom printed favour-box applications.

What can couples customize?

The documented choices include custom shape and size, several cardstock weights, corrugated cardboard, brown kraft and recycled BuxBoard, CMYK or PMS printing, matte or gloss coating, and finishes such as foil stamping, embossing, debossing and spot UV.

What is Liquid Printer’s minimum order for favour boxes?

The official site is inconsistent. Its favour-box banners say orders start from 50 boxes, while the About page says there is no minimum or maximum. Confirm the minimum for the selected box specification directly with the company.

How much do Liquid Printer wedding favour boxes cost?

Prices are not published. Liquid Printer uses a custom quote process based on details such as size, quantity, stock, printing and finishes.

Does Liquid Printer ship wedding favour boxes across Canada?

The company’s homepage states that free shipping and handling are offered within Canada and the United States. Couples should confirm the delivery method, destination eligibility and arrival date in their written quote.