Where have you or do you plan on getting your invitations from? Thanks
LisaReyes
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I have a friend who does graphic design, so he actually designed my invites for me. We're in the process of finalizing them now and sending them to the printer. I do plan on DIYing pocketfold invites. I'm going to use CardsandPockets.com. I've ordered some samples and contacted the printers and they've been very helpful in helping us with measurements and making sure our invites are exactly what we want.
vppjzv
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KristyANDMatt224
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I won mine at TWOTY from FTMB (For the modern bride). They've been really awesome so far!
lauren1802
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I'm probably going to DIY from Michaels
chrisandcarri
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My SIL does graphic design work. Just last night she offered to do them for us
FutureMrsValley
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I'm getting my wedding invites from JustEmbossed on Etsy.com Love Them!!! I will be using Wedding Paper Divas for Rehearsal Dinner Invites (really inexpensive!!!). My STD's for OOT Guest are from Minted.com (Minibooks) and for everyone else Magnets from Vista Print (We designed ourselves- FH is a Graphic Designer- and they were really cheap Love That )
2013Bride
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I got mine designed & printed by my friend Marie- http://www.etsy.com/shop/LeFrenchCircus
mattandjess2013
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I have an apt. with Jessica Leigh for early next month. I can't wait!
teacherteacher
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template from wedding chicks and everything was printed beautifully on great stock by vistaprint
Jax1127
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Posted by vppjzv
I did my E-Party invites with Wedding Paper Divas and loved everything about them. I printed the envelopes myself and did return address labels through Vista print. I might end up doing the same come invite time.
So easy to make return labels by yourself- actually you can make them right in microsoft word or a program like print shop. Just buy the avery paper with the sticky labels, load into printer, select the template (don't quote me on it but I think it's like avery 5060 or something), type in what you want to say in the labels, and voila- print!
I've never been able to master the envelopes though. they never get lined up right and they look like a 6th grader did them.