Invitations???

thewayiam

I'm in a bit of a crunch as far as invitations go (can't decide and running out of time). Who did you use? I don't want to use much of my budget on invites, really, and am out of time to make them myself. Any ideas?Thanks v. much.

Shana28

I bought mine from Michael's.  They were chocolate and ivory and beautiful.  They were about $85 dollars for 80 invitations...I bought them on-sale.  But there are always tons of coupons around.  You do have to print them yourself on your computer...but I think the price was worth it to us.  You might also have to buy computer ink....and then the stamps to send them out.

raynes

We also got ours at Michaels. One of the Martha Stewart ones. Honestly, it didn't take all that long to print out 100 of them. Addressing took the longest, but you'd have to do that anyways if you got them from a printer. Your wedding is January 2? So you don't need to send out your invites until middle of October - beginning of November, plenty of time to do them yourself!

roque.jessica

Try engraving on the go.. Amazing prices and quality.  She can and will work with your budget.  email me if you want her contact info.roque.jessica@gmail.com

thewayiam

So we found a FABULOUS solution to our invitation problem (and now they've been sent out). She was so great that I feel like I have to spread the word. Her name is Emma Kirk and she has a small company at home called Ingledew Invites. We found her through word of mouth. She had a million samples to choose from and the invites were ready within a week. Also - totally affordable. So much so, in fact, that now I'm going to have her do my menus, programs and seating cards, as it will be cheaper to have her do them, then to take all that time to do them myself. Highly recommended. http://ingledewinvites.com/