Target

It's Target.... nothing fancy. The cost and quality were good. I wasn't expecting anything fancy but I took what was provided in the boxes of invitations and added a few things to make them look good. I got compliments on them.

well, we made them ourselves, but the invites were a deal! 100 invites for $35 - can't beat that! : )

I got a few pieces of jewelery for the wedding from Target (Bracelet and earrings). I had been looking at jewelery from a couple different wedding stores but I found target valuable because I got beautiful jewelery without spending a fortune!

We bought a DIY invitation kit from Target, and not only was the finished product gorgeous (white card stock with a printed vellum overlay, tied together with organza ribbon) but it was also extremely cost effective. We sent out about 100 invites with response cards (and envelopes for both) and only spent about $100 dollars before postage (including buying different ribbon and printer ink). The instructions are totally goof-proof, and ours turned out great even with a shoddy printer. Why spend a ton of money on something that most people will eventually throw out anyway? This was definitely the way to go!

I bought some DIY invitations from here for a casual reception we held and they were really nice and letterpressed even. The instructions were easy to use and you can't really beat the price of them for the nice quality you received. I think I spent $25 a box for 50 invitations that included the invitation, response card, return envelope, and main envelope.

We made them ourselves.

Target in Alderwood, Wa. had just the invitations my fiance' (now my husband) and i were looking for. They were perfect. we didn't even have to go somewhere to get them printed up. we could print them right from our home. Low cost for a full kit of invitations. We were pleases. Target Rocks!