DIY Invites DONE!
Here they are!
Here they are. The first pic is the open invitation, the flaps will fold inward to make it a 5x7 pouchette that will have a white pearlecent (sp?) wax seal with 'S' on it. (pardon my finger, I have to have FH help with with the melting of the seals ) Inside the pouchette will go the reception card (pic 3) and response card (pic 4) with it's own little return envelope. Then everything will go inside a white envelope addressed to the guest.
Please excuse the glare, all of the card stock is pearlescent so it reflects the light, these were the best I could get for pics.
So, since we did it ourselves for all the supplies for 200 invites it was $150. Same thing through a vendor would have been over $800 (we checked, that's why we did it ourselves)
They are a light tiffany colored blue with white inserts and brown grossgrain ribbon on the corners, the reception card is white and the response card with it's envelope are both the blue color.
Here they are. The first pic is the open invitation, the flaps will fold inward to make it a 5x7 pouchette that will have a white pearlecent (sp?) wax seal with 'S' on it. (pardon my finger, I have to have FH help with with the melting of the seals ) Inside the pouchette will go the reception card (pic 3) and response card (pic 4) with it's own little return envelope. Then everything will go inside a white envelope addressed to the guest.
Please excuse the glare, all of the card stock is pearlescent so it reflects the light, these were the best I could get for pics.
So, since we did it ourselves for all the supplies for 200 invites it was $150. Same thing through a vendor would have been over $800 (we checked, that's why we did it ourselves)
They are a light tiffany colored blue with white inserts and brown grossgrain ribbon on the corners, the reception card is white and the response card with it's envelope are both the blue color.
