invitations

BeckyBevill

Anyone have any suggestions on where to get reasonably priced invitations? There are so many options! I need invitations, rsvp cards, and menu selection cards. Thanks

aatkinson982

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ayamm1123

I used freelancer Jennifer Crawford –metzcrawford@hotmail.com for not only wedding invites/programs/favortags, but I have used her for other things since then… showers, baby announcements, etc.  She is more affordable than many sites out there, she is flexible with timeframes and easy to add more product last minute compared to standard websites, can help you mesh multiple ideas together into one invite, etc.  She gets great reviews from knotties – definitely worth an email!

l1ltaral1l

Check out Etsy - www.etsy.com. I got a full invite set for under $2, which included handwritten envelopes.  Unfortunatley, she stopped doing invites.  However, I've been using Erica from Peacock Printing for all other invites, and she is AWESOME!!  Her username on Etsy is PeacockPrinting and her website is www.peacock-printing.com. Tell her Tara sent you!!

BeckyBevill

Thanks! After many hours of looking and ordering samples and price comparing, I found that Americanwedding.com had the best prices!

Moritz22

You could always try AC Moore, Micheals, or Target. They have reasonable prices. I got my invitations at Micheals.

peanut133

If you're looking for a personal touch locally on a budget I would highly recommend Cosmosprintery.com. They are in Easton - have all the books that the Paper Bag has on Hamilton Street but really reasonable in cost and Barb is awesome to work with. I thought my vision would never come true and my invitations look great. Check out her website!