Ways to Save on Wedding Invitations (Without Sacrificing Style)
- Love Struck
- May 22
- 2 min read
Updated: 3 days ago
Invitations are your guests’ first peek into your wedding vibe—but they don’t have to blow your budget to be beautiful. Whether you’re going ultra-minimal or simply want to spend more elsewhere, here are smart, stylish ways to save on wedding invites.
Go Digital
Skip printing altogether and use a beautifully designed e-invite.
Try platforms like Greenvelope, Paperless Post, or Zola’s free options
Add RSVP tracking and links to your registry
Customize with your own photos, fonts, and wedding colors
Use Editable Templates
Purchase a one-time digital design and print yourself or through a budget-friendly print shop.
Find Canva templates or Etsy designs for full suites (invite, RSVP, details)
Print at home or use a place like Prints of Love or VistaPrint
Go Postcard Style
Reduce costs on envelopes and postage by sending a single-card invite.
Postcards can be printed in bulk at a lower rate
No envelope = less paper, more eco-friendly
USPS postcard stamps are less expensive than regular stamps
Simplify Your Suite
Stick to the essentials:
Invitation
RSVP method (QR code, website URL, or text RSVP)
Optional: a separate card for additional details (travel, dress code, etc.)
Use Affordable Printing Supplies
Choose standard-size envelopes to avoid postage surcharges
Opt for adhesive wax seals instead of traditional
Buy bulk card stock for home printing
Print Only for VIPs
If you’re inviting a mix of generations or tech-savvy friends, consider:
Sending digital invites to most
Printing physical copies just for older relatives or those who appreciate paper
Final Thought
There are endless ways to save without settling. With thoughtful choices and modern tools, you can create something timeless and elegant that feels just as special as a big-budget suite.
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