the Cost of Bridal Shower Invitations

My niece got married last December and that previous November, my wife and I held a co-ed bridal shower at my parent's home in WV. We organized it and everything and got the invitation list from my sister-in-law. We invited 40 people. We bought 40 invitations with 40 RSVP cards--envelopes for all were included in the price, along with sales tax and shipping and handling. I ordered them online via a nationally known card company. They had many to choose from and you were able to personalize the outside and inside of the cards for free. It took about 2 weeks for them to be printed and delivered to me in Ohio. I then mailed them out from home and had the shower in WV.

I have used this service many times and am always amazed at how easy, reasonably priced, and perfect it always is. The cards came to me unharmed and perfectly printed per my specifications. The card stock is really good quality (just as good as anything you would buy in a store) and the print job is such that you can't tell it was printed. It looks like you bought the cards in a store already personalized!

I would totally recommend this service to anyone. You can do it from the comfort of your own home (I was in my pajamas!) and you do not have to deal with any sales people trying to upgrade your order or get you to buy fancy print/envelopes/etc. My only BIG recommendation is that you allow plenty of time to get the invites mailed to you so you are sure to get them mailed in time for the shower.