Has anyone bought custom wedding invites?
March 29, 2010
I can not find the exact type color quality etc. in those big wear house websites. I have seen the custom invites and I’m afraid to make an appointment because of the cost. I’m hoping it will be $800 or less for 50 invites RSVP menus place cards and table tents. NO Programs and NO save the dates. Am I delusional? I’m from California which is probably more expensive.
I actually made my wedding invitations from scratch. I used blank cards and envelopes and bought scrapbooking paper, dried leaves, ribbons and dried rose buds to design them with.
6 Responses to “Has anyone bought custom wedding invites?”
I actually made my wedding invitations from scratch. I used blank cards and envelopes and bought scrapbooking paper, dried leaves, ribbons and dried rose buds to design them with.
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By Josh's Muffin on Mar 30, 2010
Try http://www.bjoyfulinvitations.com. Depending on what you’re looking for this sounds absolutely possible. Fill out the Request a Quote page and describe what you’re looking for!
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By Briana on Mar 30, 2010
You can make a wedding invitations by yourself. This way, you are able to maximize the budget for your wedding and you can unleash your creative juices by thinking about what you exactly want for your invitations.
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By ft_chic on Mar 30, 2010
Don’t be afraid to make an appointment. At the absolute worst, you’ll only waste an hour of your time. We got custom invites; we spent around $600 for 100 of them (invites, envelopes, rsvp cards and envelopes). I lived in NY at the time, if that helps.
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By jellybeancounter on Mar 30, 2010
No, you are
not delusional. There are a lot of websites that offer custom invites.
Here is a wedding planning website that we used ans everything went really smooth; http://www.weddingkit.info
Good luck,
JR
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By John R on Mar 30, 2010
Here’s a way to save a lot of money: Go to Jo-Ann Fabrics, Michael’s or Wal-Mart even and buy a pack of 50 invitations (it will come with RSVP cards); they will also probably have matching extras. Yeah, you’ll have to print them yourself but you will know they look how you want and only cost you around $25.00. This is the option my husband and I chose after my sister’s ordered invitations/RSVP cards came to her wrong.
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By ruddy_scot on Mar 30, 2010