Wedding invitations??

Question

Whats the going rate in purchasing between 100-115 invites?

Answer 1

you can get your invitations http://www.eventphotocards.com

Answer 2

MAKE UR OWN SAVE MONEY PRINT THEM OUT USE A NICE FONT .

Answer 3

I got 100 invites, RSVP cards, and envelopes for both (comes in boxes of 50) for 17.79 a piece at Wal-Mart.  They are do it yourself.

It literally took me an hour to do all of my invites using the templates that were supplied.  It was a piece of cake.  

To make them more formal, I added a bow at the top with a pearl in it...it fit my theme, they were inexpensive, and they were easy!

I didn't have to worry about other people doing something and s******g it up...I could just do it myself.  It gave me the surety that I would have exactly what I wanted!

Answer 4

Wow, that's a completely relative question and would depend on:

1. quality you're looking for

2. how much work you're willing to do yourself

3. how much you want included with the invite (do you need an RSVP card and envelope, information about lodging, directions, etc.)

You can do some really decent invites for about $40 for a set of 100 but that is printed on your own printer. You can get cheap ones from kinkos for about $100. I would think most people would spend about $200.

Answer 5

depends on how much you want to spend. But anywhere from $150-$3000. How complex and detailed do you want them to be? It can creep up on price quickly though so be careful.

Answer 6

$450

this includes-

invitations

envelopes

response cards

receptions cards

stamps

we sent ours out and were surprised to only receive responses from half of our guests; the more I talk to people the more common I am finding out this is.  you may want to give yourself an extra week or two to tie up those loose ends when deciding on your respond by date

we got ours from weddingpaperdivas.com and were thrilled with them.

Answer 7

hello there is a place were you can get invites for $85 for 100 invites check out this site exclusivelywedding.com

Answer 8

I don't know if you're interested in printing your own, but Michaels has fabulous DIY kits that run for about $35 for 40 invites.

I found some in my colors that were on clearance and got 150 invitations for less than $80.

If you go for professional invites, I've seen some printers charge anywhere from $10-$50 per invitation.

Hope that helps!

Answer 9

depends where you get them and what kind of design you get. Try this website:

http://www.princessinvitations.com/?OVRA...