A studio with a Bellaire showroom specializing in custom printed invitations for quinceañeras and weddings. They also produce save-the-dates, menus, programs, napkins, and day-of items, with in-person consultations in Houston.
DGZ Invitations and More is an event stationery studio with a physical showroom at 5455 Dashwood Dr., Suite 550, in Bellaire, in southwest Houston. It’s been operating for over 14 years on an appointment model: instead of picking a design from an online catalog, you book a free consultation in the showroom (or over video, if you’re not local) to see and handle hundreds — the business says “possibly thousands” — of sample invitations before customizing your own. The main point of contact is Debbie, the owner, though reviews also mention Meredith as part of the team.
The catalog covers most of the printed paper goods a large event needs:
On materials and finishes, the site specifically mentions laser-cut folders, vellum wraps, acrylic invitations, scroll-style invitations, belly bands, hand-pressed wax seals, 3D invitations, magnet invitations, embossed, tie-dye, and lucite invitations — a range that spans from simple to very elaborate.
For clients outside Houston, DGZ offers a video consultation, digital proofs, and shipping with tracking once an order is ready, so living locally isn’t a requirement to work with them.
DGZ doesn’t publish a fixed price list — it’s a custom-quote model based on design, paper stock, finishes, and quantity. The business itself describes its range as open-ended: they say they can work with budgets “from a dollar to two hundred dollars per invitation,” depending on how elaborate the design gets. There’s no public information on order minimums, production turnaround, or shipping costs — those details need to be confirmed at the appointment. Initial consultations run up to 2 hours, and the business emphasizes there’s no cost or obligation to book one.
This is a solid fit for anyone who wants to see and feel the paper before deciding — important if you’re weighing textures, embossed finishes, or pieces like wax seals and acrylic that are hard to judge from photos alone. It also suits clients who’d rather have a designer walk them through the process in person than assemble an invitation solo on an online platform. Given the stated price range (roughly $1 to $200 per piece), it can work for tighter budgets as well as quinceañeras and weddings with very elaborate stationery. DGZ holds a 5.0 out of 5 rating with 34 reviews on The Knot, and reviews on WeddingWire and Yelp consistently praise Debbie and her team’s responsiveness, quick turnaround on edits, and the quality of the finished product. The site also states it has been featured in outlets including Houston Brides, Expertise.com, Junebug Weddings, and The Knot Magazine.
As with any vendor, prices and turnaround times change — confirm everything directly with DGZ at 713-823-3808 before putting down a deposit.
Last updated: 2026-09-14
A local print shop in the Aldine area offering full-color quinceañera invitations on 100lb cardstock with custom envelopes.
