I need a person to do my wedding invitations

Re: I need a person to do my wedding invitations

• danieliza1127 member

  

  November 2009

  There are tons of options.  Check out Davidsbridal.com, invitationsbydawn.com.  Also there are tons of people on Etsy.com who do wedding invitations.  You can also post on your local board and ask if there is anyone in your area who does invitations. 
  
  100 invitations for under $500 is totally doable.

  
  

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• squirrly member

  

  November 2009

  There are lots of options out there.  Simple invitations can be done very inexpensively.  There are a ton of etsy sellers who can design and/or print lovely things.  You can have them printed inexpensively at your local Staples, or print them yourself at home.  You can even get kits at Michaels to do them yourself. 
  
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• ayamm1123 member

  

  November 2009

  I would recommend the freelance designer I worked with - Jen Crawford - metzcrawford@hotmail.com.   She is great, reasonably priced and gets great reviews on the knot! HTH

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• bridget_124 member

  

  November 2009

  Go to:
  
  http://www.etsy.com/alchemy/
  
  It's a place on etsy where you can put what you would like to have done, quantity, looks, etc and have Etsy Sellers bid on your job.  I used it for my invitation design and got a great deal.  You will be suprised at the number of replies that you get.  Hope this helps : )

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• RachNRich member

  

  November 2009

  I would suggest browsing through Etsy's wedding section
  
  http://www.etsy.com/category/weddings/invitation
  
  I found my invitation on there---and they were $3.50 each, which included all envelopes, response cards, and invitation. Those invitations would run you under $400 including shipping. It can be done easily.

  
  
  

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• janedoe1113a member

  

  November 2009

  I used Double Trouble Designs to design my invitations and then I'm going to print them and assemble them myself.

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• mocha beans member

  

  November 2009

  I used a freelance graphic artist to do my STD's, Sam Posnick.  samposnick.com is her site, or she has a portfolio on istockphoto.com.  She's awesome, and pretty reasonable for the design qualities.  She puts together PDF files that you can then have printed at any printshop like Kinko's.

  
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• latonyar member

  

  November 2009

  Try monogramwedding.com

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• TheSaltyPeanut member

  

  November 2009

  I agree with pps about Etsy. 

  
  

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• lineallowsfor member

  

  November 2009

  This is my etsy invite designer, I love her:
  
  http://www.etsy.com/shop/AnaStella
  

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• deborah2121 member

  

  November 2009

  Just like PP mention, Etsy is great.  I did a lot of research for pocket invites, and I ended up going with Brandy Nicole Weddings.  http://www.etsy.com/shop/brandynicoleweddings
  
  Good luck!  Your budget is totally doable!

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• tawnystock member

  

  December 2009

  I too love ETSY.  My designer (I just got Christmas cards from her!) http://www.etsy.com/shop/sondrasink

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• eacosta1120

  

  December 2009

  I'm using Stefanie (junemoonink.com and junemoonkink@gmail.com)-her prices are great for assembly, printing, etc. She also lets you research and purchase all of the paper products and she'll do the printing/cutting/assembling at a very good rate.

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