Anyone use Zazzle for invites ?

I used zazzle to design my invites and RSVP cards just for their create your own design program is very user friendly and let me do exactly what I wanted. I downloaded the files and printed on my own, took forever but after seeing pricing for ordering them I felt much better about wanting to print them myself. Honestly the most expensive part is the stamps for me.

I used zazzle as well! I would suggest buying invites from them when they're running a 50% off sale and NOT getting the address labels from them. We paid $36 for 50 invites on the upgraded paper. Then we bought a set of 100 blank Avery address stickers from Walmart for $4. I used my home printer with black ink and it looked fantastic. You never would have known we spent $40 on invites while others spend hundreds we also hand delivered those who were in walking distance or we were going to see in the next week. It saved us about $5 in stamps.
Basic invite was also a great company to work with but slightly more expensive and less DIY. We used them for our save the dates. The envelopes came preprinted with return and address labels (so convenient) and we opted for the save the date printed on magnetic post card to stick to the fridge. We waited for them to go on sale and got a set of 50 for about $75.

We got ours from Zazzle and love them. I caught a 50% off sale and got the save the dates, invites, and rsvp cards that all match and we did a diy die cut trifold to hold the invite and rsvp and whatever else we need to include. Got the die cut file as a download for cutting machines, from Etsy for like $5 just for extra flare.

I have! I got a jump on ordering envelopes for the invitations but then I realized I had to move before the wedding and now they're just scrap paper. However, they turned out lovely! I will be ordering them again with my updated address.

Additionally, if you want to get super crafty and design your own invites, I worked mine out on Adobe Express and saved the files to print, either through Zazzle or my local Walgreens or something. Looks like I can upload them as images to print on a variety of papers on Zazzle though, so I might go that way.