Any orders received will be on the understanding of full acceptance of the terms and conditions.

General

Designs and styles are not to be copied or re-produced. All stationery purchased on www.i-craft.co.uk will have our website address on the back of the card at the bottom. This is for copyright and branding reasons. You should be aware that some of our products are not suitable for children

Weddings

All stationery orders placed with us are done so on the understanding that delivery dates are approximate and are subject to availability. We endeavour to deliver your order 4 to 6 weeks from receipt of signed proofs. Therefore for wedding stationery orders we recommend you place an order with us 16 weeks prior to your wedding day. Delivery is usually made through the Royal Mail Special Delivery service. We reserve the right to deliver stationery through other carriers. Whilst we make every effort to pack your stationery order safely and securely we cannot be held liable for loss or damage whilst in transit. A 50% non-refundable deposit is required when placing your order. The remaining balance is due upon acceptance of final proofs and must be paid in full before any work can commence on your order. Payment of the deposit is deemed to be acceptance of these terms and conditions. We will make every effort to ensure that proofs are submitted to you in accordance with your request. It is your responsibility to check the accuracy of the proofs before confirming your acceptance. Any proofs submitted to you must be signed, dated and returned to us. On receipt of signed proofs and payment of the remaining balance we will send you confirmation of receipt (either by email or post). We will then proceed with the production of your stationery. Any changes, or alterations requested after returning the signed proofs may incur an additional charge. You are responsible for ensuring that any material (such as hymns) you ask us to include in your stationery does not breach any third party copyright and you indemnify us against any action brought against it in the event of any such breach.