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Additional Postage
I purchased 5 sets of these for my wedding invitations. I took a completed set to the post office the first time, with the white ribbon/bow and the post office quoted me 61 cents. After printing all of the cards back and front and tying it all together with a thinner, lighter, green ribbon to match my wedding colors, the post office wanted 81 cents per envelope to send. Be mindful that it will most likely cost around $1 in postage so incorporate that into your budget if you plan to use the bow that the kit includes as it makes it too bulky which requires extra postage. Also there is no way to attach the formal invite to the left inside pocket like there is on the right side folder. I purchased either elmer or scotch clear photo corners.
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These were Perfect!!
Our wedding colors are brown and orange and these were the perfect invitations!! The print wizard on the Wilton website was easy to use. I had no problem with lining things up. I printed almost 50 invitations in about an hour and that includes all the reply cards and envelopes as well as the other info cards. I used one to put our wedding website info and the other for the rehearsal dinner info. The only thing I changed was the ribbon, it comes with cream ribbon and I bought orange and it all matched so perfectly!! They look like they were done professionally.
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Invitation Headache
My fiance and I did not purchase these exact invitations but decided on the Wilton Pocket Invitation Suite with the cute white daisy accent. I figured with the price being excellent and they being super cute and seemingly easy to print and assemble I was golden. WRONG!! Printing each piece was a NIGHTMARE! It took me 2 days to print 12 invitations! The 'wizard' is terrible and never lined up correctly when printed. It looks perfect on the screen and then it's all wrong once you print on paper. I got a 25 count set and have 1 outer envelope left! Around half of my supplies were wasted on bad printing due to template errors. However, even though they were a pain to print the price was right and they're pretty cute. Although I don't
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vintage ivy pocket invitations
the online templates were very easy to use. The quality was great. the finished product looked professional--a great alternative to high price custom invitations
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Beautiful and Easy Invitation
The invitations came out great, very professional and very beautiful, but the weakness is the software at wiltonprint.com I found the screens very TINY and the layout while typing your own wording into the forms to be awkward and a bit limiting. I ended up making my own Microsoft Word templates in the sizes of the blanks and then choosing a font and centering it on the paper. They came out great. One suggestion Id make to the Wilton people is to preset the card names into the "do it yourself wording" options...so that they come out perfectly spaced when you place them in the folder. I made a "Ceremony" card, an "RSVP" card and a "Suggested Accomodations" card.
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Beautiful invitations!
We got these invitations for our wedding, and I was surprised at how nice they are! You design them at the Wilton web site, and they are so easy to put together. The invitations look very professional, and you can't beat the price. We plan to come back for our wedding favors and table cards as well! Wonderful invitations!
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