Invitations

I spent about $3k on 150 invitations, details cards, envelopes, and addressing. But I had engraved invitations. Were the invites you got a quote for screenprinted or were they letterpress? Did they have any foil? Type of paper and the way they are made is a big factor in price.

Wow these are all good questions to ask the next designer I sit with ! Thank you

Look at minted.com. Great prices and very customizable


I got 95 for 260 - including address envelopes

I spent about $140. Template from Etsy, printed at PrintRunner.com, envelopes from Cards and Pockets, belly bands from Etsy.

My sister designed my invites and I had them printed. All together, invitation, RSVP card, details card, envelopes, stamps and address labels were about $1k for 150 invitations.

Shutterfly, spending 450 which I way more than I wanted too...

I got 200 invitations that included post card RSVPs on Ann's Bridal Bargains for $147 after shipping during a 30% off sale! I highly recommend them! They have beautiful designs, great prices, and frequent sales! The invitations, also, came in 3 days after I placed my order!

Invitation

We paid $280 for 60. It had addressing on front and back, invitations, printed pattern on the back of the invitations, envelope liners, and details card. We went through minted.

I paid 180 for 60 invitations, elegantweddinginvites.com and they have beautiful options

I got 100 invitations including RSVP post card, envelope and details card for $160.00.

I have a Zazzle.com coupon that ends tomorrow for 60% off. NOVEMBERSHOP.

So far it looks like $86 for invites.
$24 for RSVP cards.
Does not include envelopes.

$100 at walgreens for invitations and rsvp cards

We went with Shutterfly for ours because we had a coupon. The total came out around $100 for 70 invitations + envelopes!

Oh wow :o I'm probably just going to get basic cards and attaching a picture that I'm going to take to the front. (It's something my grandmother, who was a landscape photographer used to do). My grandma was the only grandparent I had who was alive when I met my fiance, and she passed almost 3 years ago, before we got engaged, and before her great grand daughter was born. I felt like making invitations like she used to would be a nice tribute to pay. I'm going to write the information in them myself, and it's gonna cost me almost nothing. I couldn't imagine spending so much on something everyone is just going to throw out.

I would 100% never spend anywhere near $1000 for pieces of paper that physically get thrown away. Not even recycled, potentially thrown in the garbage. I can't speak to how much mine would've cost because my brother designed and printed everything for free at his workplace for us. I would look into the affordable options the other girls have suggested here.