Wedding Invitation Cost

I caught a great black Friday deal with the Wedding Paper Divas. I got my suite, and it worked out to be $3.63 per invite, for a custom design. A steal!

I paid about $2.85 per invite for a pocket, an invitation mounted on a mat, response card, outer and RSVP envelope, belly band, and medallion all custom from a shop on Etsy. I am assembling them myself which saves almost $1/invite.

.87 cents each for invites and envelopes and .57 for RSVP cards and envelops on Vistaprint during a sale on top of coupons I had. Invites were something we didn't care to spend money on to make them look extra fancy. Just needed it to give people the info they needed. They'll end up in the trash anyway

Ours are about $8.50 each. We have an invitation designer who's doing everything for us. The invitation and details cards are mounted, RSVP cards, RSVP envelopes addressed and stamped to be returned, everything in a pocket. The envelopes will all be stuffed and addressed and all we have to do is put a stamp on and seal them. Waiting for the e-mail to go pick them up!

I had someone paint our invitation and then he did the graphic design for the wording etc. It was the entire suite. That cost $400. He's an artist in one of our VW bus clubs. Then the printing was $150 from another bus club member who is a printer by trade. $550 for 150 invites, rsvps, and detail cards. We also spent more money to have directional signs and reception signs printed using the painted background of the invitations. Invitations were my achilles heel.

$14.95 for every 50 at Costco, will design my own and have them print. Quality is fine, nothing fancy, but gets the job done on a budget.

Bought mine at Michaels. They had the invite with enclosure card and envelope, rsvp card/envelope. I also bought origami paper because I wanted envelope liners. After all was said and done, I spent $120 for 90 invitations (3 boxes of 30). I only used 70 invites so it came out to less than $2 each. I already had a printer at home so it made everything cheaper for me.

We're paying about $15 per invitation suite, but they are watercolor/specifically designed for us

We are DIY. Ours I'll let, you know. We are going with postcard RSVP to keep cost down

We went through an invitation designer and they are costing about $12 per invite that includes a calligrapher for envelope addresses.

I found a design I liked on zazzle.com and then went with upgraded paper material. Came out to $1.62 each. It was on cyber Monday and the invites were 50% off. A few days later they were 75% off! These invites came with standard white envelopes.

Ours came out to $8.66 per invite (including tax and shipping). We went through a stationer and customer.uzed a design from Carlson Craft that included a combination of foil pressed and thermography.

The set included the invitation, blank inner envelopes, outer envelopes with a return address printed on the back flap, response cards with envelopes (address printed on front), a double sided details card, and back pockets. It was a build your own set kind of thing, so you could add and remove whatever inserts you did or did not need.

Ours worked out to be $6.25 per invite sent. We purchased the invitations, rsvp cards plus return envelopes with our address pre-printed, inner envelopes with name printing, outer envelopes with address printing (both recipient and return address) and Thank You notes with return address printing.

Mine was an invite, outer envelope with return address printed, RSVP card with envelope (address printed), and 3 inserts: 1) parking map, 2) reception/hotel card, 3) welcome party/breakfast invite (only for OOT guests after RD). Thermography printed. Comes to $9 per invite. I worked with a stationer and wanted someone I could easily correspond with. She also did my STDs and will do RD invites, programs, menus, seating chart and place cards.

Invites were the area that we didn't care to spend a ton (Like Laura said all we need is to get the info out, people are just gonna toss them most likely) that being said we are going through a shop on Etsy .95 each and that comes with the invite, rsvp card and envelopes.

For 100 invites & rsvp & address card it was 320 at invitation by davids bridal

About $2 per invite on VistaPrint's Black Friday sale. I got the invite, envelope, RSVP card w/ envelope, and reception insert. I think the quality turned out great.

$1.00 per invite/rsvp card on Etsy.

We paid $360 for 90 invitations, rsvp cards, upgraded envelopes, personalized knife set and personalized toasting flutes.

We got ours through our venue though

I paid I think $1.65 per suite (invite, rsvp, reception/info card, w/ inner envelope w/liners) I got them during David Bridal's Black Friday sale.