Wedding Invitation

Zazzle is a really good site. So is Minted and Basic Invite.

We used Etsy.

It all depends on what type of invite you want. There's a whole bunch to look at.

We used an artist on Fiverr and had ours custom made. Many designers on Fiverr start out at $5 for custom designs so it was fairly inexpensive and our designer far exceeded what we were expecting. (We did pay more than $5 for the design.) We had them printed at Staples which were surprisingly inexpensive and came with envelopes. We ordered our save the dates (designed by the same artist) from Go Print but Staples actually ended up being cheaper for the invitations.

My fiance and I bought ours from Etsy. We got sets that each included three cards: the main invitation, a details card (for hotel room block info, website, etc), and an RSVP card. I think it depends on what you're looking for in invitations, but Etsy had a great variety of options.

Ann's Bridal Bargains! They were inexpensive and great quality!

We ordered ours from etsy. PenelopesPaperPantry. They were on sale and free shipping when we ordered them.

I personally love Shutterfly. Super cute and fairly inexpensive!

We are doing e invites. Less waste and money.

We used Walgreens

Vistaprint

I would highly recommend Minted! We used them for our save the dates and they were fantastic quality, reasonably priced, and super easy to work with

I would also recommend ordering a free sample kit from Minted first so you can see what designs you like! This is always a good idea when ordering invitations online

We used Stylish Wedd very affordable, especially if you want something more ornate (meaning layers, folds, inserts, etc.) two draw backs, you have to assemble any multi-piece invites yourself and it is a china company so hours of communication w them are strange. None the less very helpful and you receive e-proofs/ customization before printing. Our venue changed due to covid so I don't mind sharing ours, we got 60 invites, 70 RSVP cards, 70 Thank You cards and envelopes for $160. We picked the layout and the wording ourselves. These are cardstock with image and vellum over lay with wording.

We used Shutterfly! Super cute and affordable

View Quoted Comment Thank you! I’ll look into to this. 😊

I ordered editable templates from Etsy, then using vistaprint to print them (the shop owner included a discount code to vistaprint with your purchase!). We're doing our STDs postcard style to save on envelopes, then having a simple front and back design for our invites. No insert or RSVP cards (we will have our wedding website link for RSVPs listed on the invite. That with the estimated cost of shipping with have us spending MAYBE $100 on the stationary in whole!

View Quoted Comment I just ordered samples from Basic Invite- they’re local to me and so far everything has been a good price and easy! I even made a wedding website from them.

View Quoted Comment Nice! I hope it works out for you.

We ordered ours from Shutterfly. They came out gorgeous and were a very reasonable price.

View Quoted Comment Thank you! I’ll take a look 😊