StarCoveter
04-01-2008, 08:06 PM
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The left side is the actual invitation using some free fonts I found online. I printed it on white cardstock using teal and brown ink, then I used an adhesive spray (Super-77, which doesn't stink as bad as I thought it would) to adhere the cardstock to teal paper.
The right is the insert that has our rsvp info (wedding website, rsvp date, and phone number) as well as telling people to go to the website for additional wedding weekend activity details. At the very bottom, it says where we are registered at. This was to save us money on stamps, and also to make sure that people would go to the website to get all the info they needed.
Cost per invite, inc. envelope (not pictured) and postage:
White cardstock: FREE because we had some from forever ago
Teal paper: $0.13
Adhesive: FREE because we've had that can of spray forever also
Ink: I have no idea, we did it on our home printer
Envelope: $0.28
Postage: $0.80
TOTAL: $1.31 (if you wanna add extra for all that free stuff that we would have otherwise had to pay for, it'd still probably only add up to $2 or less!!!)
The left side is the actual invitation using some free fonts I found online. I printed it on white cardstock using teal and brown ink, then I used an adhesive spray (Super-77, which doesn't stink as bad as I thought it would) to adhere the cardstock to teal paper.
The right is the insert that has our rsvp info (wedding website, rsvp date, and phone number) as well as telling people to go to the website for additional wedding weekend activity details. At the very bottom, it says where we are registered at. This was to save us money on stamps, and also to make sure that people would go to the website to get all the info they needed.
Cost per invite, inc. envelope (not pictured) and postage:
White cardstock: FREE because we had some from forever ago
Teal paper: $0.13
Adhesive: FREE because we've had that can of spray forever also
Ink: I have no idea, we did it on our home printer
Envelope: $0.28
Postage: $0.80
TOTAL: $1.31 (if you wanna add extra for all that free stuff that we would have otherwise had to pay for, it'd still probably only add up to $2 or less!!!)