So, in your opinion, is it worth it to do your own invites? I do not need anything extravagent in an invite, that is why I am considering. However, what kind of savings are we talking about? Do you think DIY will be a substantial savings? If it isnt that much of a financial difference, I do not know if it is worth my time and aggravation.
Do you ladies think DIY are worth the trouble?
jennybee
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I've been starting to look in to it too. I'm also wondering if everyone like the kits or the pick-your-own stuff?
eternitybride
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I just started my DIY Invites, pics are in my albums.
For me, it was worth it, I got all the materials for about 200 for 100 invites, if I had bought htem it would have easily been 500-1000 for the invites.
I have helped a friend use the Michaels invitation kits, she got htem on the 30% off all wedding items sale, and they worked well and saved her so much money. The kits can be limited in color, I will warn you, but if htey match your color scheme, or there is one similar to it, they are a good way to go.
MrsGRod09
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Definitely worth it i have pics in my invite album and i paid around $150-$200 for supplies. I bought all of my supplies from cardsandpockets.com and Michaels'
MarjorieFrank
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I am making my own!!!! I am sure that when I am doing all of the printing and measuring I am going to hate it, but I am saving A LOT (hundreds) of money. I am using cardsandpockets.com for almost everything.
halfbaked
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Definitely worth it!! I bought the Brides kits from Michael's with 40% off coupons. They were originally $40 for 30 invites, but with the coupon, they came out to be less. We'll be printing them at home on our laser printer and couldn't be more pleased!
