9 Best Custom Red Packet (Ang Pow) Printing Services in Singapore (2026)

Custom ang pow packets are a small detail that makes a company's festive gifting or a wedding's red packet table look considered. This guide lists nine Singapore printers and suppliers whose own sites describe made-to-order red packets, from online order forms to quote-led premium printers. We have described only what each business publishes about formats, paper, finishes and ordering, without prices or turnaround promises, because those change with each festive season. Use it to shortlist two or three, ask for a sample, and order well before the Chinese New Year rush. For related stationery, see our guides to name card printing and wedding invitations.

Printvolution is a Singapore print shop whose money packet page is built around company ang pow orders for Chinese New Year, weddings and brand giveaways. Its site describes vertical and horizontal formats, 157gsm art or matt art paper and four-colour offset printing, with soft touch lamination on the front and optional spot UV or gold foil upgrades. You choose orientation, finish, pack size and quantity on the product page, then upload artwork or share a file link, and a staff member checks the file before printing. The page says urgent jobs can be sent over WhatsApp with the deadline, and shop collection is offered alongside courier delivery. Treat the lead times it states as a starting point and confirm festive cut-offs directly.

Paya Lebar
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ExpressPrint is an online printer with a dedicated money packet page covering Chinese New Year ang pow, Hari Raya green packets, wedding envelopes and corporate festive gifting. Its listing names several packet models in standard, hot stamping and premium categories, offered on art paper, gloss art paper or linen stock, with matt or soft touch lamination and spot UV as finish choices. Buyers set options in a price calculator, check out online and receive email updates while the artwork is checked and printed. The site says every order gets an artwork check and that collection is possible from its Toa Payoh office, with delivery options at checkout. It also advises ordering early because festive production fills up.

Toa Payoh
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The Copy Boy sells branded red and green packets through an online order form aimed at Chinese New Year corporate gifting. Its product page lists portrait and landscape sizes, 128gsm or 157gsm art paper, and finishing choices of soft touch lamination, spot UV, gold or silver foil, or foil combined with spot UV. Customers can upload their own artwork or start from a set of ready-made festive templates and add a logo, then pick the pack count and quantity before adding to cart. The site states a production lead time and recommends ordering in October or November to avoid the peak rush, so plan early. It lists its location in the Ubi area and a sales email for questions.

Ubi
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Gogoprint is an online print platform with a money packet category that spans customised packets, kraft packets, do-it-yourself cut-and-fold sheets and seasonal Chinese New Year and Raya designs. Its page lists 128g and 157g art paper plus 140g simili paper as options and a palette of hot stamping foil colours that can be applied to the front, back or both sides. Buyers can upload print-ready artwork, use an online design studio or ask its designers for help, and files go through preflight checks before printing. Seasonal designs let you add only a logo. The footer says its Singapore address does not accept walk-ins, so ordering and questions run through the site, phone, WhatsApp or email.

Jurong East (online ordering, no walk-ins)
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Xprint, which describes itself as an instant printing specialist operating since 1987, has a red packet page offering customised packets for Chinese New Year corporate branding. Its site pitches custom designs carrying a company logo and messaging, and the shop suits buyers who prefer a human conversation, since orders can be started by emailing or WhatsApping artwork, requesting a quote or walking in. Payment options listed on the site include card, PayNow and bank transfer. The footer lists a Chinatown location near South Bridge Road with weekday and Saturday hours. Because the red packet page is brief on finishes and quantities, ask the team for a quote and a sample before committing to a large run.

Chinatown
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Ngai Heng is a premium printer that presents ang bao and red packet printing as one of its products, aimed at companies wanting personalised festive designs for Chinese New Year, weddings and other celebrations. Its site says the firm has been printing since 1940 and lists capabilities including foil stamping, 3D hot stamping, 3D spot UV, blind embossing, offset and digital printing, laser cutting and premium packaging, which are the finishes that often lift a custom packet. The ang bao page itself is short and points visitors to a gallery of past designs and a Get a Quote button, so request samples and finish details when you enquire. The site's contact page lists an office in the Geylang industrial area.

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Festive Pack positions itself as a Singapore print manufacturer focused on red packets, ang baos and green packets, and says its family has worked in local print production across three generations. Its site describes a three-step process of consultation and design, printing and production in Singapore, then fulfilment and delivery, and says free design and customisation are offered. Listed techniques include hot stamping, spot UV, embossing, debossing and custom shapes, with paper choices that range from textured stock to metallic and eco-friendly materials, plus belly bands, sleeves and box sets for presentation. The site invites enquiries by contact form, phone or email and offers to show material samples and past projects in person. Its blog carries posts dated 2025 and 2026.

Bukit Batok
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CPAS GROW is the work programme (Work@GROW) of CPAS, and its printing shop sells corporate ang pow collections for Chinese New Year. The shop says each design is printed and crafted by persons with cerebral palsy and multiple disabilities at GROW, and that proceeds from printing support the organisation. Its page lists 157gsm art paper, a stated packet dimension, packs of 8 or 10 in an OPP bag, and says the packets are made to fit common Singapore note denominations. It states that an organisation's logo and name can be printed on the packet, with several illustrated designs shown. To request a quote, the page points buyers to the programme's email address, so this suits companies wanting a purpose-driven festive gift.

Pasir Ris
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Kingdom Gifts is a corporate gifts supplier whose bulk red packet page covers customised ang bao printed on premium cardstock with logos, festive motifs or company messaging. Its listing describes foil stamping, hot stamping with embossing, spot UV, embossing and matte foil, along with pearl shimmer, textured, art card and plain red stock, and says eco-friendly paper options exist on enquiry. The page states a minimum quantity per design and a production lead time, so it suits larger company runs more than a handful of packets. Buyers request a quote, receive a digital proof and optionally a physical sample, then confirm artwork and delivery. The site says delivery is island-wide, though it does not publish a shopfront address on this page.

Island-wide delivery
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