Cheap Wedding Invitations

Your wedding invitations are your announcement to family and friends of your wedding date. A special day you want them to remember as the best wedding they've ever been to.

So why not start with beautiful wedding invitations?

Better yet, what about beautiful cheap wedding invitations?

The first thought people have is to rush off to some expensive printing firm and spend hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars on the perfect wedding invitations.

Cheap wedding invitations are a possibility. They are as good (or better) than those offered by firms wanting to charge a fortune.

"Where do I get these cheap wedding invitations?" I hear you ask.

The answer is, "You make them yourself."

Imagine how much money you could save, and fun you could have, making the perfect cheap wedding invitations?

All you need are items that can be purchased from your local newsagency.

To make the perfect cheap wedding invitations, use your home computer to set up a template. Type the wording as you want to see it on a professional invitation.

Remember, these are cheap wedding invitations, they don't have to be ugly!

Next, head to the newsagency and purchase the following: some silver card, some semi transparent paper that can be printed on (some semi-transparent papers come with nice designs of love hearts, cupids, etc.)

Finally, grab some ribbon and a hole punch.

This is where the cheap wedding invitations come together!

Print the first invitation using the document template you typed earlier. Print it onto the semi-transparent paper.

Cut the paper to the size you prefer.

Cut the silver card to the same shape, but make it slightly larger.

Finally, using the hole punch and ribbon, attach the card and paper together.

If you do each one carefully, you can produce a better quality invitation than some of the professional printing firms.

That's how you make your own perfect cheap wedding invitiations!

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