Where did you get your non-DIY invitations?

[mkdela]

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Originally Posted by Heidi what type of invitation are you thinking of? 'destination' themed can mean so many different things! boarding pass invites, passport invites, starfish, palm tree, shells.... etc!

Hmm, good question, I'm not sure! I guess I want some kind of theme (maybe a palm tree or something), but not quite as extensive as looking like a passport or boarding pass...probably more along the lines of a regular invite. And I'm looking for turquoise and green if possible (wedding colors).

Thanks everyone for all these great suggestions!!

[gkashmira]

We got ours at White Aisle and we loved them!

The White Aisle : Unique Wedding Favors and Invitations

[lulubelle]

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Originally Posted by mkdela Hmm, good question, I'm not sure! I guess I want some kind of theme (maybe a palm tree or something), but not quite as extensive as looking like a passport or boarding pass...probably more along the lines of a regular invite. And I'm looking for turquoise and green if possible (wedding colors). Thanks everyone for all these great suggestions!!

I am also using Prim and Pixie and love them. They do a lot of beachy looking invitations. Highly recommend them!

[DLyteful]

I think I’m going to make my invitations myself, but I was looking around for ideas and found a site and style that I just love!!! You should check out this site:

 

Beach, Water, Tropical, Destination,and Garden Wedding Invitations-DesignsbyLenila.com Offers Custom Coordinating Wedding Invitations, Party Favors, Guest Books, and Response Cards for all Your Party Needs

 

After seeing those invitations I thought about ordering from them instead of making mine. They have destination themed invitations, but they look very soft and classic. I really haven’t looked or figured out the total pricing for them though.