Weddingbee boards

Where do you live? In you are near NYC, I can rattle of a long list of paper shops that will captivate you for hours, even if you're not super crafty. If you're not near New York City, I would suggest checking out Paper Source. They also have stores in a few select locations. http://www.paper-source.com/

All of the paper we used was from Crane. However, the Crane website only allowed for large orders and thankfully I ran across Keldon Paper Company. Keldon was able to send me exactly the number of sheets I needed. They also cut the paper down to size (for an extra $15.) I ordered 200 sheets cut down to 5x7. I would end up printing the rsvp and reception card (designed to be 3.5 x 5) on a 5x7 sheet and cut it down later to save time. I also ordered 200 sheets of 110lb just in case (I'll use it for our menus or programs) and spent $153.94 total. Do not under any circumstances attempt to cut your paper yourself. It's worth the extra money to have clean and sharp edges. Trust me.

I also scoured New York Central Art Supply who carries an endless array of beautiful paper for printing, envelope lining and everything else you can imagine. You can read about my entire experience designing and printing our wedding invitaions here http://perfectbound.blogspot.com/search/label/our%20invitations and you can always email me if you have any questions at perfectboundblog (at) gmail (dot) com.