Your invitations are the first real hint to guests as to what kind of wedding you're planning to have. With this is mind, we wanted ours to reflect the fact that we are having an informal destination wedding so we started thinking about the design and how it will fit into our budget quite early on.
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There are literally hundreds of options to chose from - you might want beautiful hand crafted invitations such as thesehttp://www.slatersparke.com or elegant modern designs like these http://www.weddingpaperdivas.
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We decided to go for a half-way-house option of getting our invitations professionally designed but getting them printed ourselves. We found Tammy from Uniquity Invitations http://www.
For a little bit extra ($99) Tammy will create a custom template with your own unique design which is the option we went for. After briefing Tammy on what we wanted, a few days later she emailed over a design concept which we revised and developed together. We decided to ask a local printers to do the printing as we wanted a professional look and our printer just wasn't up to the job. I am pleased to say how glad we are we made this decision because not only do we have unique and professional looking invitations to send but a beautiful memento of our wedding too!
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