Flash Jorgensen: June 2011

My sweet sister in law to be has recently sent out her Wedding Invitations. I have gotten a lot of positive responses regarding the design and look of them. I've even gotten a few inquiries, wondering if I could design their wedding invitations. I would love to. I have made posts before regarding my love of designing cards, and it was my goal to have "Flash Cards" up and running by now, but with a little one on the way, it's fallen down the priority list. It doesn't mean I won't still help you with invites or cards. Let me give you an idea for pricing on what I offer as far as Wedding Invitations in case you're interested. You can see actual examples from the lab I order them from by clicking here.

Flat cards, double sided, with envelopes and a choice between linen or pearl paper, the prices are as follows...

300 invites = $475
400 invites = $575
500 invites = $650

Flat card sizes available are:
4x8 ornate
5x5 ornate
5x5 circle
5x5 scalloped circle
5x5 scalloped square
5x7 ornate
5x7 scalloped rectangle

Folded invites, double sided, with envelopes and a choice between linen or pearl paper (like Vanessa's invite) are as follows...

300 invites = $625
400 invites = $775
500 invites = $825

Folded card sizes available are:
5x5 ornate
5x7 ornate (Vanessas card)

As for inserts, those are something I would just create and give you the file to print as many as you'd like or need at Alphagraphics or Kinkos on your own card stock. It's the best way to do it. For each insert I create for you is just $25 per insert. The inserts would be like Vanessa's in either 3x3, 3x4, 4x4 or 4x6 inches.

A cute idea is to pile the inserts on top of your invite, for example, with a 5x5 scalloped square, you can put a 4x4 insert on top of that with a second insert sized 3x3 on top of that and you're able to see all of the papers together of which coordinate and are the perfect little package. Just a thought!

Pictures of Vanessa's Invite and inserts (411 Info card, Directions, Wedding dinner)