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walmart invetations

posted 2 years ago in DIY

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Julielynn83 September 1, 2012 Ohio

Has anyone used the walmart do it yourself invetation? They are a good price but I was just wondering if they look nice.

2 years ago

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mmauricio July 2, 2011 Jacksonville & WPB, FL

im not sure what the walmart invites look like but i considered going to a chain store for those types of diy invites since i dont plan on going super fancy, ordering them, or paying more than $100 on invites.

i accidentally found mine while browsing through tjmaxx while my mom went in for a return. they had a "past season" design of invites that they sell at michaels by BRIDES magazine. they sold at michaels for $40/box of 40 invites (but even that was steep for me since we're sending out about 150).

at tjmaxx (stationary aisle) they were $8/box of 40. i scooped them up right away!! i also found matching programs, thank you cards, favor boxes, and sticker seals (all of that enough for 160 people for about $50). im super ecstatic because i didnt care to go all out and spend on fancy paper goods but i feel like im getting away with decent quality stuff for such a steal!

you never know where you might find "treasures"! keep your eyes peeled!

2 years ago

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MrsJKH2be October 2010

I didn't buy Walmart but I did get ones @ Target for $30/50 invites. The ones I got are pretty plain but I loved the envelopes they came in....I'm dressing mine up to make them stand out. They have a bunch of options there and coordinating Thank You notes and stationary. Still cheaper than ordering online and I know exactly what they will look like too. I think that they won't look cheap if you are creative and it still won't be as expensive.

2 years ago

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maisymay December 19, 2009 morgan hill, ca

I got mine from Target and they were perfect. We were able to customize the colors and designed everything just the way we wanted.

My programs cost $1. I was browsing goodwill and found them marked down to $2 but it was 1/2 off day. They were from target, didn't match my invites, but it didn't matter. They were ivory with a simple band and we tied ribbon on them. It was perfect.

2 years ago

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ggsb June 13, 2009 Atlanta/North Georgia

We used invites from WalMart (the Martha Stewart line) for our hometown reception and I think they turned out really well (you can see them on this DIY post: http://diy.weddingbee.com/topic/envelope-liner-template-for-ms-eyelet-invitations) Especially considering they were less than $30 for 150 invites. I think it all depends on what you make them into. I think several that I've seen recently in Target, Michaels, and even Office Depot have ALOT of potential!

2 years ago

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gkh1960 06/26/2010 Central Illinois

We are using the Walmart silver pocket invitations...they look AWESOME! The only issues we had was there were no instruction included. We spent $60 on them and then our local printing shop did the rest for $64 that was including printing the invitation, RSVP, and returm address on both evelopes.

2 years ago

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