i would send out invites just incase people done get texts or forget about it i got mine off ebay i got like 42 for 30 pound they are simple but cheap and they will only get put in the bin after xx

The pics are in my album things i have bought :)

Personally I think no matter how good techno is these days you can never beat the good ole pen and paper hehehehe showing my age maybe but in a few years to come can you look back at a computer screen and think awww i remember when i got this invite and the brill time that was had by all................well no not really!!!
Where as if you keep one of the invites you can look at it over and over and over and think awww yes that was the day i married the love of my live :-)


I keep anything like this as a keep sake when i go to weddings hehehe

If you want to save money i think this sort of thing is great for things like RSVP's (i know a few ppl who have a wedding website and have the rsvp on there instead of sending out them) just not invites

im in the middle of making our invites .and got everything on the bay of e 100 invites for £50 ribbon crystal buckles and really good quality card i even had left overs for my favour boxes xx

honey i hafta agree with others.....paper invites would probs be more sensible,

you can buy ready made invites from the card of factory for 1.99 for 10.......... it doesnt hafta cost the earth hun x x x

I would love to get away with not sending invites but not everyone i am inviting to the wedding uses technology!

and this way you know their RSVP is for real!

so many times iv been told by people yeh ill make it through face book and text etc and they have let me down,.

the RSVP and you have it on paper!

xxx

Scott has nixed the idea anyway! :)

He mentioned that people might appreciate and actual paper invite esp if they like to keep these things as mementos. I'm forever chucking stuff like that out, I'm so unsentimental!

I am away to have a look for cheap/DIY invites just now!

I always keep stuff like that, I'm probably too sentimental! We're planning on getting our from Vistaprint too, very cheap prices on there and loads of funky designs :-) x

Hi, how about looking through your guest list and only sending paper invites to the, shall we say more mature people? I would also look at the tone of your wedding. Is it really formal? If so, then I have to say that a paper invite is kind of the way to go. If it's more free and easy then go with the email, facebook, etc. After all, when you are on atight budget every penny counts :)

I hve just been on V p and selected my invites!

I can get 80 RSVP cards, 80 save the date cards and 80 invitations - all with envelopes - for £71!

I am so glad you told me about this website, I would never have thought of it myself!

Thanks ladies! xx

I actually received an email invite not that long ago for a friends wedding. It was a bit strange but it had a hand drawn picture of the two of them and then all the info that we would need. We just had to RSVP back to an email address that they had made specifically for it. You could always do this for some of your guests or perhaps evening guests and still make some invitations for family or something. x

i got my evening invites from Dunelm Mill (they have M&S on back) packs of 10 for 50p each so 70 cost me £3.50 for evening invites, always worth shopping around xx

Before you order on vista, I'd suggest just getting your save the dates for now - once you order, you get on their mailing list for previous customers, and they have ridiculous 100% discount sales etc! Right now for me there are some invitation offers totally free so don't order all at once...!