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Invitations on a budget

WinnieandMikeWinnieandMike
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Hi Ladies,

Does anyone have a good recommendations on where I can go in the CBUS area for invitations? I am on a tight budget and dont' want to spend a lot on them.

Thanks!
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  • Cassandra999Cassandra999 member
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    In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/local-wedding-boards_ohio-columbus_invitations-on-a-budget?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Local%20Wedding%20BoardsForum:112Discussion:35d346e8-7747-4ea1-8832-eb781edd88afPost:20a2fa04-e0bc-4077-8e26-787cf5086553">Invitations on a budget</a>:
    [QUOTE]Hi Ladies, Does anyone have a good recommendations on where I can go in the CBUS area for invitations? I am on a tight budget and dont' want to spend a lot on them. Thanks!
    Posted by WinnieandMike[/QUOTE]
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    </div><div>If you have time, keep your eye out for Groupons for vistaprint.com or Mixbook.com.  That's what I did for our save the dates& Invite.  Or look around at Target or Micheal's for the printable invitations when they go on clearance.   Sorry I'm really no help when it comes to actual local invitation vendors.</div>
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  • peachykeen26peachykeen26 member
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    I made mine on mixbook.com. I spent under $100 with a coupon.

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  • tiffanydanielstiffanydaniels
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    I bought my invites on sale at michaels, we have to print them, but we got 120 invites for 45, so I was pretty happy! 
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  • violakat03violakat03
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    Hobby Lobby has a whole aisle of DIY invitations. Watch their sale ads - they go on sale quite often. For my first wedding, I designed them myself in Photoshop (being a student is great sometimes :D ) and then printed them at Kinkos. I think I spent about $35 for 80 invitations.
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  • jnkreagerjnkreager member
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    You can buy a design from a graphic designer (on Etsy, for example) for anywhere from $20-$100 and have them printed.  I don't remember exact prices, but we took ours to Monks printing and it was something like $50 for 130 invitations.
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  • berkeleybunnyberkeleybunny member
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    We considered doing the DIY invites from Michaels, but we bought a test box and it seemed like a lot more trouble then it would end up being worth.  We bought our invitations from magnetstreet.com, and they are really lovely and inexpensive.  I suggest checking them out! 
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