Cheap Wedding Invitations Make Your Own

Question: Where can i find cheap wedding invitations?

(Posted by: insguy on 2008-04-23 09:39:07)

I'am getting married and I am on a very limited budget. Does anyone know a good place to find them online?

Posted by: diver deb on 2008-04-23, 09:42:32

Wal-Mart- 50 DIY invites for $15.00 Very easy to do.

Posted by: L♥G on 2008-04-23, 09:42:56

They sell kits to make at home(using your printer).....Cost is great! Any craft store, target, walmart sell them.

Posted by: trucon30 on 2008-04-23, 09:48:19

Ebay services.search.ebay.com/ wedding-invitations_Printing-Personalization_W0QQsacatZ20943 Do a search and look for the best ones that you like. If you look hard enough you might actually find some good/ cheap ones!

Posted by: Curious MOM TO BE on 2008-04-23, 09:48:44

Www.invitationsbydawn.ca

Posted by: lovebug2052 on 2008-04-23, 09:58:28

Hi i got Diy invitations at walmart on clearance for$7.00 dollars for 50 invitations. you can also look at your local craft store for them.

Posted by: BW on 2008-04-23, 10:04:26

A cousin of mine took an invitation making class for $10.00. she and her hubby are avid travelers, and she LOVES to scrapbook their travels. She went to michaels, got her materials, and made 60 invitations for $55.00. This would save you tons of money. Wal-mart, Target, and Kmart all have wedding invitations for really inexpensive prices. Good luck.

Posted by: DJ on 2008-04-23, 10:09:23

What if you make them yourself? I sent invitations in my home country and where I live, where I live i didnt really like any plus they were ridicuosly expensive... and they were handmade! So i decided to do them myself... I just took the idea from a site dochelle.com and bought the paper and did them. Its not really that difficult. And in my home country, they were sort of expensive also, but planning the wedding I didnt have time i had to order them... Ok it gave me more time to do my wedding planning but again... they were handmade... I couldve done them also... Good luck!

Posted by: stagefronttickets on 2008-04-23, 10:57:20

Target baby! You can order the package online or buy it in a store. You get the nice invitation paper and envelopes and then there's software that's either included, or you can go to a website (it says it inside the box) and word it however you want. Then you just print right on the paper they give you. One word of advice though- if you print them yourself, use a laser printer. If you don't have one, go to Staples and print off of their laser printers. Good luck!

Posted by: hot911chick on 2008-04-23, 11:05:31

I ordered mine from vistaprint.com. I got beautiful invites with envelopes and printing for cheap. They also have a pretty good selection. I ordered them, and they came within days.

Posted by: maxamillion on 2008-04-23, 11:06:35

Well, like someone else mentioned, you can make them yourself. But, that is never the same as buying them from a printer. I have received some homemade wedding invitations, and they looked cheesy. Found several web sites that offer invitations for under $100 for 100. This is a pretty good price for peace of mind. Here they are: wedding-needs.com/ cheap-wedding-invitations.asp theinvitationdepot.com/ under-100.asp rsvpweddinginvitations.com/ discount.asp

Posted by: Jenny on 2008-04-23, 14:31:38

See link below. You can get printed invitations (invites only) for under $80, if you need RSVP cards, that changes some things.

Posted by: Kaitlinツ on 2008-04-23, 20:47:33

Wal-Mart as print-at-homes for $14.95, Dawn (invitationsbydawn.com) has beautiful invitations for a fraction of the usual price, and then there's my idea. My fiance' and I are having an English Garden wedding. I was originally going to get my invitations from Dawn, but was hit by a sudden idea. From a local antique shop, I purchased 80 postcards from the early 1900s, all were beautiful with designs to compliment by theme, or sweet pictures of couples. I typed up my invitation message, printed them, cut them out with specialty scissors for a pretty edge, and pasted them on the back. The postcards can be used or unused (the used have a special touch), and I was thrilled with the results. They are completely one-of-akind, most over a hundred years old, and inexpensive ranging from 50 cents to a dollar each.

Posted by: manda2414 on 2008-04-25, 20:33:02

I am in the same boat!!! I have been beating my head against the wall with this one. However, I have found what I think is the best web site for this it is budgetweddinginvitations.com they have 100 for under $50 and they come with outer and inner envelopes and the tissue paper, they rock. I just ordered mine toinght. Check it out.