Where did you get yours from? Did you make them yourself and have them printed? If so, where did you have them printed?
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I made P's and then had them printed at The UPS Store. Got 25 front & back invites on 110lb stock for less than 10 bucks. We get all of our prints for the home done with them & are always really happy with the quality.
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Not birthday invites, but I did use TinyPrints for a friends shower a few years ago. I can't remember the details of them since it was a while ago, but I do remember being totally in love and happy with the product/quality/price overall.
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We made ours and printed them at Kinkos.
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I make them, but no printing needed. I have a stamp that I use for the writing, then I hand write the info. Here is the invite I made for los 2nd birthday, bow themed. It's just cardstock, doily, and a ribbon.
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Mine will be electronic
I designed the image/invite and then am uploading to a website that does online invites.
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@artbee: That's so elegant!
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@artbee: I need that stamp!
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@FutureMrsMcK: thanks
@runsyellowlites: it's from michaels. I use it for all invites so I'm getting my moneys worth!
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I had an Etsy seller design it and printed it at Staples.
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Had one of my favorite etsy people design something for us, then printed at mpix.
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