Vistaprint Invitations

I ordered our STDS from Vista print and was very impressed with the quality of the paper and the fast shipment, I haven't decided yet if I'm going to order invites through them yet, from what I was told it's a lot cheaper to DIY or trying Etsy.

I ordered everything from Vista Print and I have gotten lots of compliments on my invitations.

I ordered my invitations from Vista and they turned out great! I even found a typo, canceled my order and fixed with no problems

I used them for my wedding invites. I uploaded my own design. They were high quality. I liked that I could pick fancier edging to make it look more upscale. I used them for STDs and used their template and it looked nice that way as well too. Best thing was price. I always use vista print for Christmas cards now.

My invites were fine. Not as nice as I would have gotten if I went with a local business or etsy, but for the price I was good with them.

Invites were very low in my priority list so a lot depends on how important they are too you. I did STDs from there too and the invites were the same quality.

My invites were awesome, I got the invites through them and then made my own DIY pockets for them cause I didn't like their envelopes

I used them, they came in early and looked great.

I think VistaPrint is great if you are going for cute and simple, which we were. We weren't looking for anything flowery or fancy or embossed, just something simple with all the info on it. We completely customized it with a picture of the venue on the back and more info on the back too. I thought they came out very well and people have said that they are cute.

Also we are doing online RSVPs, and most people have been pretty good about RSVPing online, at least on my side. FH's people have been a little more delinquent.

I ordered my STD, invites, and RSVP cards from Vistaprint. I was pleased with all of it. I waited until they had a 50% off sale to order and feel like I got a great deal. Invites are not something I was willing to spend a ton on. People just throw them away.

I've heard nothing but good things

I wanted to use Vista print but my invites only have a matching RSVP card - No information card insert... Now I'm debating about changing it

Our invites were from Vistaprint! We ordered during their 60% off sale. We saved so much, we upgraded to the nicest paper (the linen finish) and got the RSVP envelopes pre-printed with our return address, which definitely helped make them feel/look like we paid more than we did.

I liked them, I used VP for stds, invites, and thank you cards. I don't know if it goes for all of them or just the style I picked but they didn't come with inner envelopes so I ended up ordering extra envelopes from cards and pockets. But inner envelopes aren't really necessary.

Also I think they're doing 50% off today.

It's good quality and lots of design options and matching elements. I ordered a set of ten to make sure I liked how everything looked and they were very nice! Just ordered my full set today because it is 50% off.

I ordered my save the dates and invitations from vistaprint. I actually liked the quality of my invitations more than my save the dates. I would just suggest paying for the better quality paper. It worth it and it will still be cheaper than getting your invitations anywhere else.

Loved mine from Vista but I also ordered very nice non-formal invitations. Dont forget to use a coupon code!

I recommend VistaPrint. I ordered both invitations and save the dates and I was very pleased with quality and price.

I'm throwing my mom a surprise birthday party and ordered the invites from vista print and they were great quality! Just placed an order for our STDs tonight and will definitely be using them for our invites! Even the "low quality" option (the free basic matte paper) was super nice and I was impressed! Can't decide if I want to up it for the wedding invites though

I used Vistaprint for my invitations and feel the same as pp Deb. They were nice, affordable, not drool worthy. I love stationary but it wasn't a high priority.