Programs, Bulletins & Booklets People Actually Hold Onto
From Sunday bulletins to conference programs, we print the booklets that guide people through your event — right-sized for your run, bound to hold up through the day, and ready when your date is.
of clients keep coming back to us
production paths - digital or offset - matched to your run
Built for Events, Services & Anything That Repeats
Programs and booklets live on a deadline. We build our process around that — matched printing methods, dependable binding, and a real person checking your proof before it runs.
Right-Sized Print Run
Printing a handful of programs or several thousand? We match the press to the quantity so you're not overpaying for a method built for a different-sized job.
Binding That Fits the Job
Saddle-stitched programs, coil-bound orders of service, perfect-bound booklets — we bind based on how the piece will actually be used and handled.
Timed to Your Date
Event programs don't get a second date. We build production around the deadline you're actually working with, not a generic turnaround estimate.
A Real Person on Every Proof
Someone on our team looks at your file before it prints — checking page count, pagination, and bleed so nothing shows up backwards on event day.
Short-Run vs. Mid-to-Long-Run Printing
The biggest factor in how your program or booklet gets produced is quantity. Here's the difference, in plain terms.
Short-Run
Typically smaller quantities, printed digitally
- No plates to set up, so smaller quantities stay affordable
- Fast turnaround — ideal for date-driven events
- Easy to adjust page count or content between orders
- Consistent, full-color quality copy to copy
Best for: weekly bulletins, single-event programs, small fundraisers, and anything where the exact count can flex.
Mid-to-Long-Run
Larger quantities, printed offset
- Lower per-piece cost at higher volumes
- Plate setup pays off once quantity climbs
- Excellent color consistency across a large run
- Well suited to a fixed, known page count
Best for: large conferences, annual galas, denomination-wide bulletin orders, and recurring programs printed well ahead of time.
Bound to Hold Up Through the Event
How a program gets held together matters as much as what's printed on it. Here are the binding methods we use most for programs and booklets.
Turn Any Printed Piece Into a Digital Flipbook
Every catalog or magazine we print can also be delivered as an interactive online flipbook — something you can embed right on your website so visitors can page through it digitally, no download required. It's a simple add-on to your existing project, not a separate production process.
Built for Churches & Nonprofits
Bulletins, orders of service, and program books are some of the most recurring print jobs we produce — and we know they can't slip.
From File to Finished Program
Tell Us the Basics
Page count, quantity, deadline, and how the piece will be used — that's what determines your production path.
We Recommend the Fit
Short-run or offset, saddle-stitch or coil — we'll match the process and binding to your job and quote it accordingly.
Proof & Approve
A real person checks your file for page order, pagination, and bleed, then sends a proof for your sign-off.
Print, Bind & Deliver
Your programs are printed, collated, bound, and delivered in time for your event — not just "sometime soon."
What Our customers are saying
"We have been working with Integra since 2019, and our business depends on all the great individuals there. They are indispensable to any size business looking to elevate its marketing material and presence."
Marshall Kramer
"Integra is one of our largest and most dependable vendors. They work closely with us and have a problem-solving and customer service-based mindset. Very grateful to work with the Integra team!"
Emily Martin
"The team at Integra Graphics goes above and beyond in terms of the level of service they provide and the quality of print and mail products and processes. I can trust them to take ownership of the project from begining to full completion and have nothing but positive things to say about working with them."
Chris Taft
Common Questions
What sizes and page counts are available
Most programs and booklets run 5.5" x 8.5" or 8.5" x 11", with page counts in multiples of four (a folded sheet is the smallest unit). Custom trim sizes are available when your event calls for something different.
How do I know if I need short-run or offset printing?
It mostly comes down to quantity and how far ahead you're planning. Smaller or one-off orders run digitally; larger or recurring orders often make more sense on offset. Send us your numbers and we'll tell you which side you land on.
What binding option should I choose?
Saddle-stitch covers most event programs and bulletins. If the piece needs to lay flat, get handled repeatedly, or double as a keepsake, coil, wire-o, or perfect binding are better fits. We'll walk through it with you.
Can you set up a recurring order for weekly bulletins?
Yes. We keep your specs and template on file so a reorder is a quick turnaround, not a fresh setup every time.
What's the turnaround time?
Turnaround depends on quantity, page count, and binding method. Tell us your event date and we'll build a schedule that gets your programs to you with room to spare.
Is there a minimum order quantity?
We can print small batches for a single service or event. Larger recurring orders bring the per-piece cost down, but there's no need to over-order just to hit a minimum.
Have a Date on the Calendar?
Send us your page count, quantity, and event date — we'll recommend the right process and get you a quote.
