Is it cheaper to buy invites online? I would rather do it in person somewhere but don't want to pay extra. I also need menu cards, place cards, and church programs..
Can anyone recommend a great place to go with good prices?
FutureMrsG
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I bought my invites on line. I used theamericanwedding.com-They will send you free samples of the invites so you can see them in person before you order them. Their prices were really good and if you order a sample they send you a coupon for 10% off an order of $150 or more.
hogie2be
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we went through DirectBuy and the prices were fantastic... 50% off retail.. do you know anyone with a membership?
MrsList09
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I used Te s sa from Even Star Paperie. com (no spaces obviously) and she'll send you a physical proof of your invite before you go to production.
Before I went with her, I did look at a few books in small invite shops and I've found the same invites much cheaper online. I tried Exclusivelyweddings.com and they were the cheapest for the invites I was interested in. There are a few sites that will send you up to 3 proofs at a time or you can pay for a proof at places like weddingpaperdivas.com. Party City has some very nice, classic invites but in my opinion, they are WAY too expensive for a piece of heavy card stock and a ribbon. Costco also sells invites.
jbirney
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I'm using berry ink, she works from home and does a great job.She did my engagement invites and came out better then I ever could have expected. She does the works go to berryink.com
A girl I work with just got invites online and they came out horrible, and everything is final sale! So be very careful ordering on-line
RedtoWed
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thanks girls!!!
stargazerlily
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Posted by MrsList09
I used Te s sa from Even Star Paperie. com (no spaces obviously) and she'll send you a physical proof of your invite before you go to production.
Before I went with her, I did look at a few books in small invite shops and I've found the same invites much cheaper online. I tried Exclusivelyweddings.com and they were the cheapest for the invites I was interested in. There are a few sites that will send you up to 3 proofs at a time or you can pay for a proof at places like weddingpaperdivas.com. Party City has some very nice, classic invites but in my opinion, they are WAY too expensive for a piece of heavy card stock and a ribbon. Costco also sells invites.
