invitations

peggyo10 · September 2010

hi ladies,

does anyone have a recommendation for an invitation vendor who did a nice job including hebrew names on the invites?

some of the invites we've been looking at don't seem to be able to include them.

thanks!

Rachiemoo · September 2010

I purchased mine at Kate's Paperie. I heard you can get them through the Costco website with Hebrew on them also. http://www.costco.com/Common/Search.aspx?whse=BC&topnav=&search=invitations&N=0&Ntt=invitations&cm_re=1_en-_-Top_Left_Nav-_-Top_search&lang=en-US

ciaraman · September 2010

We're probably getting ours from cohenprinting.com. They can include Hebrew on almost any invite for a $50 fee. However, we've only seen samples so far, so I can't guarantee anything about them.

Costco also has the option, and you can even insert the Hebrew online.

MrsMLRB · September 2010

We are making our invites ourselves and doing the hebrew ourselves on Microsoft word.

girliegirlral · September 2010

Costco!!!

2dBride · September 2010

We made our own invitations as well, using supplies from Cards and Pockets. We used the design of our ketubah as the basis for all our paper goods (invitations, programs, etc.), with the permission of the ketubah artist.

Ketubah

Invitation

Program

slbriz34 · September 2010

Ditto above - when I researched, the main places that didn't cost an arm and a leg was Costco, followed by Cohen.

I wanted more than just regular text, so we wound up making the invites ourselves, which was hands down cheaper and more personable and they came out really great. And we aren't that creative, trust me. Something to think about if you have time.

If not or would rather not go the diy and what you have in mind is fairly simple, then it'll be worth the membership of Costco (you can also do it online).

bellebride116 · September 2010

My friend just got her invites from www.couturepockets.com... I rec them to her cause I used them for envelope lining and a few other things. I know her invites had her Hebrew name on it. I know she worked with them in custom designing her invite and she just provided the names and stuff and they didn't charge anything to have Hebrew on it. They were really pretty! I was happy with their work too.

peggyo10 · September 2010

thanks for all this great advice, ladies! i never knew costco did invites! crazy!

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