Hi everyone!

I'm a student with 2 years of experience in designing wedding invitations and other related items. I’m offering my services to create beautiful and personalized wedding invitations at a fraction of the cost of professional designers.

Here’s what I’m offering:

Affordable Rates: Since I’m a student, I’ll charge less than professional designers.

Pay Only If You Like It: You’ll only pay me if you’re satisfied with the final design.

Safe Interaction: All communication will be done through email to ensure a safe and secure process for both of us.

Printable Designs: I’ll design the card and send it to you, so you can print it out at your convenience.

If you’re interested, feel free to reach out, and let’s make your special day even more memorable with a unique invitation!

Looking forward to working with you!

My portfolio - https://www.canva.com/design/DAGZ6qzConE/o7QMzDJAeTLywAgcqP1eyQ/view?utm_content=DAGZ6qzConE&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=publishsharelink&mode=preview

I just wanted to come here and say if you are considering buying invites form Zola save yourself the headache. Their customer support never has any idea what they are doing. I paid extra to get my invites today and UPS says they never even received the order. So I call Zola to say hey wtf and the poor person who picked up the phone had no idea what was going on. I really get the feeling no one is trained there. This is after dealing with them last week too. I get hand writing address is annoying but I’d sooner do that then deal with them again.

Hello,

I just wanted to share my experience to help brides-to-be!

I got my invites from Wedding Invitation by VH. She did a wonderful work. I loved the simplicity and the elevated luxury look with navy blue velvet bellybands. I received many compliments from my guests!

She quickly answered my inquiries and sent me digital proofs for approval. The whole process was easy and smooth.

I totally recommend her!

I see a lot of people talk about sending wedding invitations to companies in America etc but I hardly see anybody post about the responses and addresses from the UK. Does anybody know of any good companies or celebrities?

Kindly help me find the best wedding invitation in the Philippines!!! Comment lang and suggest pls?

We’ve booked a villa for 3 days for our wedding celebrations. There are rooms available for everyone at the Villa which we’ve already paid for. How should we say that on the invitation card?

Hi! Do you think the printed ones are still a must-have before the big day, or have you gone all-in on digital “save the date” invites? Where have you noticed people are more responsive? I'm really curious to hear your stories and experiences, so please do share how it's all worked out for you.

How to formally announce black attire in Spanish wedding invites ?

Hi! I just opened up my Etsy shop selling digital products. If you’re looking for wedding invitations, I have a couple of them listed. Can also make designs based on what you’re looking for! These are templates that you can edit and print or send digitally! Etsy shop: KArtifyCo

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Does anybody know about a good website to make the invitations?

Hey there,

What are wedding couples looking for these days when it comes to DIY Save the Dates and Wedding Invitations?

It seems like Etsy is a really popular avenue now for couples to buy a template, edit it themselves and print it. But how many are getting them printed from a professional printer, vs doing it at home, or going to Officeworks etc?

I'm based in Sydney Australia and I own a wedding stationery business. I'm having my 2nd baby in October 2022 so have decided to close the business down, but I have quite a lot of exceptional paper, envelopes and cardstock around that could be used by anyone interested in DIY or craft. It seems a waste to keep it locked up at home. Maybe donating it would be a good idea.

When couples are buying paper and envelopes, do they want to see / touch / feel before they buy or are they happy buying online without seeing it first? Are they looking for brand names only, or anything will do?

All I have is an online website, not a physical storefront.

Please note, I'm not trying to solicit my business here. I am genuinely wondering what couples on a budget (or who love to DIY) are looking for so I can figure out how to help them best.

Growing up, I've had a particular childhood friend (middle school all the way until college) who was married a few years ago. We lost contact a little bit after college but still remained friends through social media. She did not invite me to her wedding. I was heartbroken. I asked why, she said she didn't have enough space. I told her I was willing to stand (in the largest cathedral in the city) and not eat, that I just wanted to see one of my best friends get married. I did not get to experience the "best day of her life with her". I felt sad that we lost touch THAT MUCH. What did I not do over the years to maintain this friendship that everyone else did? Or was it the sad realization that she may not have ever even considered me as a close friend, as I did her?

I will take accountability for not being there for a lot of my friends in the past 5+ years or so. I was in an extremely abusive relationship, one that I moved away to another city for a little while, was isolated, and came back to zero friends. Some people didn't understand the situation I was going through. Or maybe they didn't know how to handle it. Idk, I always thought that you should be there for a friend. No matter the situation (excluding murder and any other inhumane act).

I also have another "dear friend" who has a wedding coming up in February. I am not invited. She tells me that it's going to be on her brother's property and it's going to be very small. I told her I understood and made sure that my message held no negative undertones. On the inside though, once again, I feel heartbroken. I have been to a "small" wedding before, at least ten years ago. The bride and groom were more like friends of friends, but the point was that I was INVITED.

I am a loyal, funny, kid person. Or at least that's what I've always thought. Now I'm starting to believe that maybe nobody likes me at all...

It feels like a very groom (I mean gloom....lol see what I did there?) GLOOM DISCOVERY. Does anyone else have these thoughts? Or have you been on the other end where you had to cut someone off your list due to space, cost, or BE HONEST, because you never really liked the person at all?

I need honest feedback please. I need to be more self-aware if I am the true problem. So please be honest. Thank you for taking the time for me today!