Wedding Invitations

Re: Wedding Invitations

• mattycam member

  

  July 2011 edited December 2011

  Aside from the big companies such as Staples and Kinko's, check out www.the-presse.com. Her name is Stephanie. She did our invitations and is flexible in regards to printing and design.

  http://www.theknot.com/contests/my-real-wedding/photo/161064/mattycams-wedding-traditionally-classy

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• naomikb member

  

  July 2011 edited December 2011

  VistaPrint will do printing for you as well.  The only other place I've done things are at Staples or small privately-owned print shops.  Typically I was finding prices in the range of $0.40-$0.65 for double-sided colour printing on 8.5x11" cardstock (so you can fit lots of cards per page and then cut them afterwards).
  
  You usually have to go in with your own template/design though, and there are plenty online.  Microsoft Office has lots of templates on their website which you can use with Word/Publisher/Powerpoint:  http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/CT010144780.aspx
  
  Staples does have some pre-designed templates online that you can enter your information into: http://www.staplescopyandprint.ca/PrintOnlineInfo/WeddingInfo.aspx 
  
  If you want a kit that comes with pre-designed paper and a template, check out Michael's - they sell invitation kits and you just print them yourself (at a print store or on your own home printer).
  
  I know you weren't asking for a paper supplier, but if you are looking for coloured cardstock, pocketfolds, envelopes, etc. I used www.papercircle.ca, they are based out of BC.  Also www.cardsandpockets.com and www.lcipaper are popular.

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• DianneTO member

  

  July 2011 edited December 2011

  Thank you everyone for the info. I checked out those websites and I am considering the ideas. I talked to the FH last night and it turns our he is not into my idea as much as I thought he would be so we will see what happens

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