Hats off to thoes who did invitations

[nkkilala]

Wow! I don't know how you all did your own invitations! Congrats!
I have spent the past 4 hours working on doing my sister's 130 wedding invtes. That doesn't count the 5 hours I spent printing them! 9 hours in invitations doesn't seem like a saving cost to me.....plus the 120 dollars in printer ink (granted she used a photo of them!)

I'm debating doing my own invites or having somone do them for me!

Congrats to thoes who did their own invites. More power to ya!

 

[disneylover71]

Wow! I don't know how you all did your own invitations! Congrats!
I have spent the past 4 hours working on doing my sister's 130 wedding invtes. That doesn't count the 5 hours I spent printing them! 9 hours in invitations doesn't seem like a saving cost to me.....plus the 120 dollars in printer ink (granted she used a photo of them!)

I'm debating doing my own invites or having somone do them for me!

Congrats to thoes who did their own invites. More power to ya!

We were on a budget but I too did not see the sense when you find them so inexpensive these days on the web! Check out the following websites for Disney favor and invites at great prices in case you need any info.


http://www.capturedmomentsboutique.com
http://www.weddingaccessories.net

 

[Codie]

I had planned on making my own with those kits from either Target or a craft store...but then I found for about $100 more I could just get them all printed and everything --and in a design that I really liked better--from online. My biggest fear of doing them myself was that they would come out crooked. In the end, I figured the hours of formatting and printing and reprinting was worth $100. Of course--I am NOT a creative person...I think creative people could do it with a blindfold on