Cheapest and nicest invitations

ustchica05 · February 2012

I was wondering where, either in person or online did you find the most affordable wedding inviations. Also, any advice on how to keep the prices down?

ceh789 · February 2012

Watch Groupon and Living Social for a VistaPrint coupon. They regularaly have them for either $17 for $70 worth of product or $10 for $50 worth of product. When you use them you get 30% off site wide but can NOT take advantage of "free" offers with the group discounts. People regularly post Groupon/LS "PSA" on both the budget and DIY forums when they're out.

I ended up getting all my stationary for about $40 including shipping. They're not ultra high quality/luxury (i.e. not pocketfolds, no ribbons or embossing) but they're perfectly lovely, imo and the price came out to way less than I expected.

SSaltzman87 · February 2012

Vistaprint for sure, especially if you use a LivingSocial or Groupon voucher. They frequently have either $15 for $50 or $17 for $70 vouchers on LivingSocial :-) Also with those vouchers, Vistaprint usually offers a 30% sitewide discount and if you spend a specific amount over the voucher value- you get free standard shipping.

HTH!

kekr0202 · February 2012

Making our own using materials from Paper Depot! We're saving a ton!

musicalsunlight · February 2012

I managed to get mine from Michaels with several 40% off coupons. They usually have those coupons every week or so. I bought 120 invitations for just under $60, and they were the BRIDES collection from michaels which were very nice. The construction and printing were not hard at all either.

mand0114 · February 2012

Ditto to Paper Depot!

We're making ours! I got all the paper for the invites & RSVPS + envelopes for about $60.

They have a ton of examples to give you some ideas. I made my own mock-up, but they looked like they were busy making mock ups and helping others out with ideas.

Good luck!

hippolover · February 2012

I got mine from 123print.com. I loved them. They were unique. They offer free shipping and free envlopes. I also always get emails for 15% off. So I got 100 RSVP, and 100 invites with envoloes for 72.00.

You can also get samples.

GL!

FutureMrsSheeler · February 2012

I got pocket folds from Cardsandpockets.com, along with the invitation mat, bellybands and matching envelopes.

I ordered the actual invitation and inserts from Vista Print.

ceh789 · February 2012

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/local-wedding-boards_minnesota-minneapolis-st-paul_cheapest-and-nicest-invitations?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Local%20Wedding%20BoardsForum:81Discussion:43a29571-204d-4d65-a4a0-5839b3fd9bfaPost:5183f55c-207f-4a4d-95b5-e6b315a4462e">Re: Cheapest and nicest invitations</a>:
[QUOTE]I managed to get mine from Michaels with several 40% off coupons. They usually have those coupons every week or so. I bought 120 invitations for just under $60, and they were the BRIDES collection from michaels which were very nice. The construction and printing were not hard at all either.
Posted by musicalsunlight[/QUOTE]

<div>Michaels has a coupon this week for 50% off a nonsale item (on their website) and next weekend has both a 50% off single non-sale item and 20% off your entire purchase including sale but NOT including clearance. I'm planning to use the 20% off for smaller ticket items (buttons, small ribbon spools etc) that aren't worth individual trips for the 50%.</div><div>
</div><div>Just FYI!</div>

AbeandCarrie · February 2012

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/local-wedding-boards_minnesota-minneapolis-st-paul_cheapest-and-nicest-invitations?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Local Wedding BoardsForum:81Discussion:43a29571-204d-4d65-a4a0-5839b3fd9bfaPost:463e6eb9-4734-4a49-8682-a84753e397c2">Re: Cheapest and nicest invitations</a>:
[QUOTE]Making our own using materials from Paper Depot! We're saving a ton!
Posted by kekr0202[/QUOTE]

THIS! I took the invitation class offered by the Paper Depot. Then I stayed after and they helped me work out the design I was looking for. They made sure I got all of the materials I needed.

graysquirrel · February 2012

I used half off Michaels coupons on their Brides kits and my invitations ended up being about $0.80 each. They were really easy to customize with my own fonts and layouts, and printed nicely. I was really really pleased with them.

LAJ023 · February 2012

We ended up buying ours at Target but 123print is another good option!

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