They also have customized stamps, too, but that may be going a little overboard.
Anyways, I found a lot I liked and while they were not really expensive, I figured maybe I could save some money.
I liked the monograms ones the best, something like this...
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We also started looking around for invitations to get a general price range. We found 100 invitations with RSVP cards for about $90.00. That was the cheapest. Then I turned to my dear friend, Ebay.
We found 100 invitations, 100 RSVP cards, 100 labels, and 100 reception cards. For $75.00.
We went ahead and bought them. It was a steal. I'll let you know how they look when I get them!
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Schweeeeeet! Love a bargain and you got 'em.
We have used those stamps for all kinds of occasions and I have to say they are worth the price - we always get such a great reaction.
For example - A birthday party we had a few years ago we put our daughter's dog in a birthday hat and put that on the stamp [and no, I am really NOT that pet owner, but] it was hysterical and everyone loved it.
Can't wait to see the invites. Nicely done. :)
I love the idea, but would discourage the second one because it may be difficult for the postal service to read. An alternative is to keep the double frame outline, and maybe make one of the frames red. Also, you could have a monogram as a separate sticker to put on the back of the envelope (like a seal). :-)
Yay bargains! And the label thing looks amazing!
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what a great bargain! i love to go look for things and then go to ebay to see what i can find. that and craigslist. great places to shop.
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