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Invitation Inserts

ekessler424ekessler424 member
10 Comments Second Anniversary 5 Love Its
in Wedding Invitations & Paper
Hi everyone, I've done some lurking (and found some good info) on invitation inserts with reception information. However I couldn't find a thread that gave me ideas on what other people have done.

So... how did everyone go about with their inserts? Print them from home on nice paper? 

Thanks in advance! :)
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Re: Invitation Inserts

  • mlg78mlg78 member
    500 Love Its 1000 Comments Second Anniversary 5 Answers
    I ordered all of mine on Vistaprint (invitations, reception cards, RSVP cards, hotel info cards, and envelopes for the invitations and RSVP cards...)  Printing is a pain, in my opinion...and VP is fairly inexpensive with coupons/Groupons.
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  • silver0319silver0319 member
    Fourth Anniversary 500 Comments 100 Love Its First Answer
    I designed mine in Adobe Illustrator and will have them printed through Cards & Pockets. It came out to $1.55 for an invitation, 2 inserts, and outer and rsvp envelopes. VP is great too; I ordered my STDs through them with a Groupon.
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  • VadersValkyrieVadersValkyrie member
    10 Comments 5 Love Its
    I'd rather spend the money at a vendor to print my invites than risk my printer being on the fritz. ;)

    We used Magnet Street for our STDs and will be using Paper Style for our invites because they are the only company out there who have the design on I want.
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  • libby2483libby2483 member
    1000 Comments 250 Love Its Second Anniversary Name Dropper
    We used Wedding Paper Divas for our invitations and inserts.  Many online invitation companies have package deals or discounts on inserts with the purchase of invitations.  
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  • BangBangs39BangBangs39
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    edited July 2013

    I designed my own invites in Microsoft word and printed them through staples. Just over $1 for each invite (Invitation, reception card & response card)

     

    ETA:  Printed on pearlescent card stock

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  • ekessler424ekessler424 member
    10 Comments Second Anniversary 5 Love Its
    We used Magnet Street for the STD's and Wedding Paper Divas for our invites, I was just hoping to find a cheaper alternative for the inserts. 

    I appreciate everyone's ideas and opinions! Thanks! :)
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  • makasha21makasha21
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    Staples has pearlescent card stock??
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