My Quickie Invitations (pics)

[FLgator]

Invitations weren't all that important to me, and I needed to get them out fast due to booking deadlines for our cruise. I would of like to of gone a little more DIY, but I am happy with how they turned out for what they are. I bought two boxes of Martha Stewart invitation kits using Michaels 50% off coupon and then bought colored cardstock to print our cruise information on. I printed the cruise info at Staples for less than $3 and then printed the invites on my home printer. I was going back and forth on whether or not to do STDs, but for my situation I think this was the best route. The kits came with RSVP cards and envelopes, but I will use them as thank you cards, because I chose to have guests RSVP through our website.

 

 

[Maura]

oh wow those are really pretty!!! you know how sometimes you can totally tell a print at home invite came from a box and was done at home? you totally cant tell with these - they're beautiful!!

[Jen_S]

They came out great! Looks professional.

[*Heather*]

I agree with Maura - those don't look like "print at home" invitations at all! Very nice!

[Sandra E.]

They look very nice!

[weddingchick]

Wow those really look great! Your idea to keep the response cards as thank you's is perfect.

 

love the blue!

[kr3611]

Wow those look great - very professional!

[~*petals*~]

Those are really cute!

[FLgator]

Thanks girls! I was a little worried they looked cheap, but your comments make me feel better about them.

[tvt]

those look great!