WHERE TO BUY WEDDING INVITATIONS- AFFORDABLE BUT NICE LOOKING :)

posted 6 months ago in Stationery
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I create this post to see if you future brides can help other brides to find a good deal in wedding invitations. I have google for hours but when I add the return envelope and all the additional stuff everything add up and I end up with an expensive invitation and the one on my price range ihave seen look kind of cheesy I dont know... :( . I am looking to buy an invitation around $5 max per person. ANY HELP would be greatly appreciated. Email me or post the website with the place you purcase yours, your experience with the vendor if you like and the quality of the product.Thanks A LOT for your feedback and for sharing the information.

I like magenta color and damask designs

:) :)!

posted by CONTACTROXY 6 months ago

Try Thomas Printers in Pennsylvania www.thomas-printers.com. They do really beautiful letterpress. They use crane lettra and you can choose between 110# or 220#. One color, 110# paper, including custom design is about 4 dollars an invitation (I actually couldn't believe it when I read the price quote). I've been really happy with her so far. She is very easy to work with, even far away through e-mail, and is really open to your ideas. Goodluck!

posted by hmn09 6 months ago

You can try DIY wiltonprint.com they have nice ones, I paid about $1.50 each for mine.

posted by Carmen2009 6 months ago

Try vistaprint.com! You can upload your design (or use their templates) and have them print them. At the 5.5"x4" size, one sided, glossy, with envelopes, and with shipping in the USA, you can get 100for $101.98 and standard shipping (although there are a lot of options) for $11.15. You can then upload a desisingfor an RSVP card at a smaller size, I think it's 3.5" x 5", glossy, one sided, with envelopes for $48.73 with $12 shipping.
This comes to a total of $173.86 or about $1.74 per invite.
Then all you have to do it buys outer envelopes (if you're using them) for a little bit more. I believe envelope mall has good ones and a ton of options. Of course, if you wanted to place your invites into a pocket fold, you'd have to order those and they'd be a little more pricy. Or if you wanted to order paper to back your invites with, that would add a little more money too.
If you don't want to pay a lot to get invites designed, I design invites for brides to download and print on their own for around $75-$95. You get to chose what you want and I can build it for you to fit in the software you want, like Word. You can pm me if interested or see some of my designs at www.colorcoated.etsy.com .
Good luck!!

posted by ColorCoated 6 months ago

Hi, if you are a a DIY bride, you can find great high-end looking but affordable wedding invitations at Target and Officemax. It's always fun to make your own cards.

If you want a little more custom design, Wedding Paper Divas is a great place to check out. It's under $2.00/card for 100 cards. Design in Magenta is a bit hard to find. You can always add $20 for custom color on Wedding Paper Divas. Look under custom color. The color named "Sassy" may work for your wedding theme. http://www.weddingpaperdivas.com/

Good luck and have fun!

posted by joyce_l 6 months ago

You might want to look at etsy.com. They have unique handmade wedding invitations. I searched their site for "wedding invitation, damask" and found some beautiful designs. If you are interested I'm a designer/illustrator myself and feature wedding invitations on my etsy store juliehammondart.etsy.com I could make custom invitations for you if you are interested. Just let me know. Happy hunting! Julie Hammond (Just Dandy)

posted by juliehammond 6 months ago

you can order a digital file of an invite and upload it and print it with VistaPrint

Check out our Etsy store doubletroubledesigns.etsy.com we have some digital invites to choose from, we can make you a custom invite, whatever you are looking for! custom invite designs are $30.

posted by DoubleTroubleDesigns 6 months ago

I have a $200 Papeterie Store gift certificate that I could sell you for $125 -- and those tend to run $68.75 for 25 sets of invitations, that include

invitation

response card

unprinted mailing envelopes

unprinted response envelopes

So if you're expecting to send 100 invitations, it'd cost $275 (before tax) -- but with that gift certificate, youd only spend about $200 for 100 invites :) ($125 for g.c. and an additional $75 to meet the total).

Let me know if you're interested :)

If not, check out their site anyway, it's pretty fantastic.

posted by kenziegirl 6 months ago

I just started my own letterpress company and we have really great prices. For 100 invites and response cards in one color we charge $300. We will also custom design them for you :) For a full pricing guide check our our website: www.theaerialistpress.com. It is under House Designs. Would love to work on your invites!

posted by missalex 6 months ago

PersonalizedPartyInvites.com has wedding invitations sets for only about $1 each. For a dollar you get:

5x7 invitation printed on smooth matte or linen cardstock

Inner and Outer envelopes

Matching response card with envelope

Gold or silver Foil seals

The minimum order is 25 and shipping is a flat $5.

Their turnaround time is pretty quick..you get your invitations in about a week from the day you order.

I ordered a sample and I got it in the mail yesterday. I was surprised at how good the quality was. You might want to check them out.

posted by adrienne1983 6 months ago

We just ordered our invitations through www.foreverfiances.com. We had our mind made up on some other invitations that were going to run us about $7/invitation...and we found the Fleur de Feux invitations on Forever Fiances, fell in love...and only paid $1.99/invitation. It's the classiest all-in-one I've found, PLUS it comes printed on recycled paper :)

posted by mrslukie 6 months ago

Hi!

I used Cami's Papery. She's local to DC/MD/VA, but will work with you from anywhere. She creates custom designer invitations for MUCH less. She works with you directly to create invitations that meet your budget. You definitely can get invitations for less than $5 - AND you can order the exact quantity you need since she makes them by hand. Her website is: www.camispaperie.com.

Good luck!

posted by lexbyrd 6 months ago

Try PrintablePress.com . They have beautiful designs that they will make custom for you and send it to you in pdf form. They will also recommend printing companies, so you can have them printed for you for very inexpensive. I love their designs!

posted by caro0104 6 months ago

I am planning on doing a scroll. google these online. I found they only cost me .50 if that and they are so pretty. i have pink paper with a smaller white piece on top... tied with a green bow. so cute!

posted by grossmanbride 1 week ago

Hi-

I'm an invitation designer from Chicago. I can help you out if you like. I can work within your budget, you can see some of my work at:

http://ppkdesigns.blogspot.com/

You can email me at ppkdesigns@gmail.com

Thanks!

posted by ppkdesigns 1 week ago

I'm a graphic designer from WI and would love the opportunity to help you get gorgeous invitations within your budget. All of my invitations include rsvp cards and matching envelopes. I also offer very unique cartoon Save the Dates and wedding shower invitations!

www.takeitpersonallybychristine.com

thanks,

Christine Staiduhar (owner)

posted by takeitpbc 1 week ago