No, the usual home and SMB inkjet and laserprinters do what they say: print (and copy, and possibly fax). And sometimes (the more expensive ones): staple.
What does your business plan say about revenues, investments and expenses (production costs in this case)?
I am new to the invitation business. Please forgive the "green" nature of my questions. It is difficult to find people that have the patience for starter companies. I recently started my own company that focuses on wedding invitations. I am stuck at this beginning crossroads and I was looking for some helpful advice-
A) Do I invest in an at home printer to print my designs?
-Can at home printers perform embossing, debossing, foil stamping etc?
-Since I would need to invest in paper stock/ink/toner does at home printing increase the cost for my business?
B) Do I invest in a print company that offers several print services, but requires a membership fee?
-There's a good chance I will be communicating with a company in another state.
-I won't see the physical invitation (unless I order a proof) before sending it to a customer?
-Do I become the middle man? A customer chooses one of my designs, I send it to the print shop, they send it to me, THEN I send it to the customer? Isn't that a lot of steps?
Any feedback would be much appreciated.

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