AmeriPRESS Printing

If you’re getting married this fall, you’re past invitations but nowhere near done: ceremony programs,
menus, place cards, table numbers, seating charts, thank-you notes. We can match all of it to what you
already have.
If you’re planning for spring or summer 2027, now is the right time for save-the-dates. Invitations go out
six to eight weeks before the day, which means design and proofing happen well before that.
We’ve been doing wedding printing since 1979. Thermography, foil, digital, whatever fits the look and the
budget. And you’ll see a real proof before anything runs, which matters a lot when two hundred people
are about to receive a piece of paper with your names on it.
Come by either shop and look at samples.

We get asked this a lot, so here’s the plain version.
Digital printing has no setup. That makes it the right call for short runs, quick turnarounds, and anything
where every piece needs to be different: numbered tickets, personalized mailers, fifty business cards.
Offset printing has setup cost, but once it’s running the per-piece price drops fast and the color quality is
better. That’s the right call for bigger runs, precise brand colors, and specialty paper.
The crossover is usually somewhere in the hundreds to low thousands, depending on the piece.
Here’s the useful part: you don’t have to figure this out. Tell us what you need and how many, and we’ll
tell you which press it should go on and why. We run both, so we’ve got no reason to push you toward
either one.
That’s what a print shop is for.

AmeriPRESS is a woman owned business, and that is something we are genuinely proud of. Being woman owned is not just a label on our website. It shapes how we run this shop. It means decisions get made by someone who has actually stood at the press, answered the phone, and stayed late to get a job out the door. Metro Atlanta is full of businesses built by women, and we are glad to be counted among them. When you choose a woman owned printer, you are choosing a team that takes your project just as seriously as you do.

Meet the lady behind the business: Rachel Pensinger.

Rachel has been a thriving industry partner for a long time. After a successful career at Southern Bell, she started The Type Shoppe, the company’s graphics arm, and has since grown into a driving force behind almost every AmeriPRESS function. There is very little around here she has not had a hand in.

Thank you, Rachel, for the work, the standard you set, and the business you have built.

Fall conference season is here, and trade show booths tend to fall into two categories.
There’s the one with a taped-up printout and a bowl of candy. And there’s the one that looks like the
company spent money on purpose.
The difference usually isn’t budget. It’s planning two weeks earlier.
Retractable banner stands. Table throws. Backdrops. Rigid signage. Literature racks, brochures, onesheets,
and enough business cards that you’re not rationing them on day two.
Most of it turns faster than people expect. But if your show is in October, this is the week to start.

Think about your own week. How many marketing emails did you delete without opening? Now how many
pieces of mail did you at least look at before deciding?
That gap is the entire argument for direct mail, and it has gotten wider every year.
We handle the whole thing here: design, print, addressing, mailing lists, postal sorting, and Every Door
Direct Mail if you want to hit specific neighborhoods without buying a list at all. EDDM is genuinely cheap
for what it does.
Restaurants, home services, dentists, churches, real estate. If your customers live within a few miles of
you, this works.
Come talk it through. We’ll tell you honestly whether it fits what you’re selling.

Here’s something most people have felt without knowing what it was.
Thermography is raised printing. Ink gets dusted with a resin powder and heated until it swells, so the
letters stand up off the paper. You can feel it. It’s why a good wedding invitation or a law firm’s letterhead
has that slight texture under your thumb.
It looks like engraving and costs a fraction of what engraving costs. We’ve been running it here for
decades.
Business cards, letterhead, invitations, announcements, certificates. If you want something that feels
expensive without being expensive, this is the move.
Come by either shop and feel a sample. It’s a lot more convincing than a photo.

Festival season. Gala season. Fundraiser season. Open house season. Homecoming. Fall is when
Atlanta remembers it likes being outside, and all of it comes with a printing list.
Banners for the entrance. Programs for the guests. Tickets at the door. Sponsor pages. Table signs.
Name badges.
Here’s the part people learn the hard way: the good stuff has lead time. Grommeted vinyl, saddle-stitched
programs, numbered ticket books. None of it is same-day work if you want it done right.
If you’ve got something on the calendar between now and Thanksgiving, let’s talk this week instead of the
week before.

Business cards · Brochures · Flyers · Postcards & mailers · Banners · Booklets · Posters · Stickers · Letterhead · Envelopes · Annual reports · Business forms · Manuals · Newsletters · Programs · Tickets · Invitations · Trade show displays · Promotional products · Wedding suites.

If it goes on paper, we probably print it. If you’re not sure, just ask. the answer is usually yes.

Fall sports season is about to hit, and it brings a printing list with it whether anyone planned for one or
not.
Game programs. Season schedules. Roster posters. Tickets. Fence banners. Senior night signs. Sponsor
pages. Spirit wear order forms. Fundraiser flyers.
We’ve printed all of it for schools, rec leagues and booster clubs all over Cobb County and Atlanta.
Booster clubs, one piece of advice: get in touch now, before week one. The groups who call us in August
get better pricing and a lot less stress than the ones calling us the Thursday before a home game. 🏈