This is what we've been doing

Olga (Olga Bhana Photography) brings beauty and creativity to wedding memories. We have the pleasure of printing her information booklet which outlines the packages she offers.

The Disability Business Network Team now have magnetic note pads for their clients.

Eve at the Information Centre needed a tea towel that represented Tairua. A unique design, and screen printed in-house, these are selling like hot cakes!

It is always a pleasure to work on the amendments and the final printing of The Pepe Grand's menus.

This menu started it's life at an A4 size, but Manaia owner, Andrea Johnson, wanted to adapt it to better suit the restaurant's service on certain days. The new shape is stylish and functional!

It's time for our local Returned & Services Association to get their membership cards printed. This year they have chosen to try a new synthetic product instead of their regular card and laminate finish.

Tairua Elim Church's book “The First Thirty Years”, has been written by Anne Scott.

Featuring 14 stunning Tairua scenes taken by local photographers. The calendar is $25, and proceeds of the sales will go to Tairua Food Bank.

Jean McCann's fresh set of art cards were printed this week.

Paul came to us for a new batch of advertising material for Patch of Paradise Property Services.

Adam Fuller is a loyal repeat customer. He brings his professional work, as well as his band printing (advertising posters) to us for printing.

Linda’s homemade products carry this sticky label (with her logo and contact details) for a professional look.

Designed here at Tairua Print, then off to our affiliate printer who does a superb job producing these numbered and perforated tickets. Contact us if your Club or Organisation needs raffle tickets!

This is the second year that we have printed Sue Foster's A5 calendars with U hangers. These contain prints of her original artworks, and sell out like hot-cakes!

Casting Technology has asked us to print their annual conference material for 10 years in a row. The relationship that we have with the organisers is precious.