Mine were $400 for 100 invites. I got them @ Patchogue Floral.
BlondeJD
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A lot of it depends on whether you want offset printing, thermography, engraving, letterpress, etc. (as well as the quality of paper). Do you know which kind of print method you're interested in?
My invites were letterpress and they were around $10-11 each, which is on the higher side but the plate used to make them was done by hand by my calligrapher so that added a bit to the cost.
Mrs. Powell
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Well for me I wanted couture invitations so I ended up paying around $1795 for 90 invitations.
LaurenluvsTJ
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It looks like I am going to be spending about $700, which seems to be somewhere in the middle range of what people spend.
tracy2246
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Thanks ladies-I have no idea what type I want-I had no idea so much was involved.
Thanks ladies-I have no idea what type I want-I had no idea so much was involved.
Me neither when I first started looking for invites! There are a lot of cool websites that will send you free samples. It's a good way to see the invite in person (because sometimes the quality isn't as good as it looks online) and also to figure out what kind of style you like Good luck!
Brainy29
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I'm spending around $250.00 for 100 invites (Carlson Craft).
diluvchu
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Mine were Encore Invitations. They were $1300 for 100 invites and an extra $1.50 for the Calligraphy for the address (not the return) on the outside of the envelope.