Save the Dates and Invites

I did my save the dates from Zazzle. They always have great sales.

I made mine on vistaprint. I’ll take a picture for you when I get home. They have super great sales all of the time and a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

These were what I made on vistaprint

I got magnets from Ann’s bridal bargains. I was very happy with them.

I will be ordering from zazzle ordered bridal shower invites and like them

View Quoted Comment I love the idea of a magnet. The samples I ordered look so small though what size is this one? I love it.

View Quoted Comment Love it. I am going to check this site out.

View Quoted Comment It’s slightly over 4x6

These are mine; we have a super low budget, so I designed them myself on Office 365 Publisher and printed them and cut them at my work (I work in a print and copy services center), so I got a good discount. They’re not as fabulous as some of the other save the dates on here, but they look nice and serve their purpose

I haven’t done mine yet, but there is a wed site called wedding chick that has free printable https://www.weddingchicks.com/2_free-printables.html they have really nice designs and you only have to type in your info, and send them to print to any printshop or on your own printer

We used designs on Vistaprint for our STDs and invitaitons.

I'm using Zazzle. This design was only on an invite and I think maybe an RSVP but I was able to transfer the design to any other stationary or product I wanted so I also have favor bags and our guest book with the same design. I had to rearrange the design to fit the dimensions of the other stuff but it came out great and I'm super excited! I have to update these since our date and location changed but for design purposes, this is what my save the dates and invites will look like:

I used Costco. Very affordable - $60 for 100 cards with envelopes. They even printed the return address at no extra charge.