where to look for Invitations?

Copp1214

I am finally up to ordering the invitations. I would rather not order online, unless I can see a sample. Any recommendations on places I can look into in the city? Thanks!!

kimberlygo

You can go to bloomingdales and thumb through the books.  Then write down the company that makes it and the design number and check online for a better price

mcjays

Kate's Paperie in Soho

MayaT

We ordered our invitations through Event Remembered Co.  We had orange/white wedding and had a hard time looking for something modern and at the same time, elegant.  Event Remembered deals with a company that makes fully customized invitations, therefore, you can have any color, style, ribbon, etc.  We had toooons of great feedback from our guests about them.  Contact them, www.eventremembered.com , they do full wedding planning but invitations is one of the items they do as well.

Good luck

yaayet

you can order a sample as well and it comes very fast ( within few days)
weddingpaperdivas.com
great quality and prices!

LauraDora12

I am going to order my invitations through weddingpaperdivas.com - they have great reviews and proof read everthing, so you wont have to re-order anything due to mistakes!

MUCH MUCH cheaper!

yaayet

wedding paper divas are great! My invitations look great and got a lot of compliments for them..

flydi379

123print.com sends samples and its very inexpensive
Thats what im using

Copp1214

Thanks everyone for the suggestions! Anyone look at papyrus?

missmariastanlove

If you might be up for the personal experience of meeting with an invitation designer and seeing samples, I would suggest Petite Fete in Queens. She works with Spark invitations and this would allow you to see their samples in person before ordering either with her or online.

mjbuck11

i got mine done through this woman- she was super nice and sent me samples to make sure I was satisfied-

http://www.etsy.com/listing/71611442/design-and-you-print-wedding-invitation?ref=pr_shop

Sachara031

We ordered ours at www.theamericanwedding.com
Beautiful invitations but a bit pricy. You can also check davidsbridal.com or vista print for simple elegant invitations.

sbelleo

I am lucky enough to have a friend who does custom design letterpress. I love his work and we're psyched to work with him.

He has a punk edge and is doing some cool non-traditional, elegant, modern work for us (tho he does straight up traditional too). He comes to your home with samples to discuss initial design ideas, discusses your needs, then sends a sort of "dream list" so you can hash out some key words you envision working with that he can put into the design. If there is a special symbol to you he can work it into the design, etc.

He's at Giant Squid Press.

krusso24

Try Invite and Write...they have a million options.  Also, wedding paper divas is great but be careful...we ordered our engagement party invites from them and didn't know until they arrived that they would have www.weddingpaperdivas.com actually printed ON the invitations.  Which was totally tacky.  I would have been mortified if that was on our wedding invite.  That was part of the reason I decided not to go with Ceci New York for our invites either... I don't feel like a wedding invitation should be a branding/marketing opportunity for a vendor...