Formal Invitation Designer

ctr24

Hi all - Looking to work with someone to design invitations and inserts. I'm looking through Etsy but does anyone have recommendations?

Edited to include: I'll most likely work with someone to design and then have invitations printed at cardsandpockets or a similar site. 

Thanks! 

vmj23

I purchased a template on etsy (that was already designed) I bought from this site:

https://www.etsy.com/shop/DiyWeddingTemplates 

For my shower I know that my sis in law had the invites designed on etsy using this shop and was happy with results:

https://www.etsy.com/shop/MarisaJuneDesigns?ref=shopsection_shophome_leftnav

 

ctr24

jenni1221 Thank you! 

atlastmrsg

Brainstorm Print in Indianapolis did mine, very cheaply, when the company that printed the Save the Dates closed before I ordered my other items like programs and menus a few months later.  They recreated the suite perfectly.  If you call/email, ask for Matt Hanthorn.

Knottie36491512

For uncommon and pocket friendly invites, try: http://www.123weddingcards.com/

theartistformerlyknownas

I'm not familiar with Cards and Pockets printing services, but truly formal invitations are normally letterpress or embossed, or at least foil imprinted. An invitation with regular printing wouldn't strike me as formal.

Carlson Craft does a really good job with formal invitations, but it will be full-service.

ohannabelle

@MariePoppy- vendor.

(I wouldn't trust an "invitation designer" that can't write one correct sentence.)

MairePoppy

Thanks, I have deleted the post.

CMGragain

Formal invitations should be white or ecru heavyweight paper with engraved, letterpress or raised printing.  No designer should be necessary for this classic style.  Anything with colors or designs is not truly "formal".  Just be sure you check your wording!