Weddingbee boards

I would suggest making them, what this would entail is taking a 12x12 piece of cardstock, then cut the piece in half, you would then have a 12x6 piece of cardstock.  What you are wanting is an 11x5.5, so trim accordingly.  Once this is created, fold down the centre.  You now have what looks like a 'card', you would then take another piece of 12x12, and cut into 5.5x5.5 squares, once you have the squares, make a diagonal cut.  You would then take your triangle piece, and with a craft glue, put a very thin line of glue along the outside, this would create your pocketfold. 

 The nice thing about this option is you would now have a number of paper color choices.

A piece of advice though, make sure that you buy thicker cardstock, and make sure that you buy a good glue, the one that I use is by Scoctch and is called "Quick Dry Adhesive".  It is also acid-free so it is not going to ruin your paper. 

You should be able to walk into any Scrapbooking Store and buy this glue, and also buy your Cardstock.  You can also then buy your 6x6 envelopes that you would need to place your invitation in. 

Then your insert cardstock would be 5x5, if you are planning on having your invitations printed, the printer should be able to print and crop for you.

Hope that helps, if you have any other questions just let me know. 

I would suggest making them, what this would entail is taking a 12x12 piece of cardstock, then cut the piece in half, you would then have a 12x6 piece of cardstock.  What you are wanting is an 11x5.5, so trim accordingly.  Once this is created, fold down the centre.  You now have what looks like a 'card', you would then take another piece of 12x12, and cut into 5.5x5.5 squares, once you have the squares, make a diagonal cut.  You would then take your triangle piece, and with a craft glue, put a very thin line of glue along the outside, this would create your pocketfold. 

 The nice thing about this option is you would now have a number of paper color choices.

A piece of advice though, make sure that you buy thicker cardstock, and make sure that you buy a good glue, the one that I use is by Scoctch and is called "Quick Dry Adhesive".  It is also acid-free so it is not going to ruin your paper. 

You should be able to walk into any Scrapbooking Store and buy this glue, and also buy your Cardstock.  You can also then buy your 6x6 envelopes that you would need to place your invitation in. 

Then your insert cardstock would be 5x5, if you are planning on having your invitations printed, the printer should be able to print and crop for you.

Hope that helps, if you have any other questions just let me know.