Im finished with my DIY Tiffany and Co. themed invitations.Finally!!

I was supposed to have these sent out last week but I didnt realize how tedious of a process it was.  From making sure that the ribbon was tied "perfect" to putting $2.29 worth of stamps on the manilla envelopes and RSVP cards, I am beat!!!! But they are finally in the mail!!

I got a kit of pocketfold invitations from Target on sale for $30.00, added box mailers from papersource.com, buckled rhinestones I bought from ebay, and bulk ribbon from save-on-crafts.com.  Then I added a touch of extra bling with small self-adhesive rhinestones.

The box mailers decorated with Tiff blue and white ribon

This is what my guest see once they open the box mailers

This is what they see when they open the pocketfold invitation (I blocked off some of the details on my invitation)

This was my original prototype before I got started. lol

Wow! You did a phenomenal job! Your guests are going to love these! 

You did a great job!!! They are beautiful, love the Tiffany Theme.

Those are beautiful! Great job! Did you have to do $2.29 in stamps for each invite? I feel ike an old person asking myself "When did stamps get so expensive?"

Great job!!!

Those look spectacular! What a wonderful DIY!

Thanks you guys for all your positive feedback!

@KatieNicole, yes, it was $2.29 for each!!  I was horrifed! I told my FI if I knew that in advance I would not have done the box mailers! I thought stamps were still 32 cents! lol My FI had a 3 minute laugh off of me because standard first-class postage is 45 cents now!! I haven't mailed anything in so long. I use the internet for everything! lol

Those are beautiful! I love the color.

That's too funny about your stamps...mine ended up being $1.10 each, and I didn't even use a cute box like you did! Just a plain 'ol square envelope. I about passed out in the post office. Lol. Lucky you made your invites yourself so you could splurge on postage;)

Gorgeous!!!!!!

Absolutely STUNNING!!!  They turned out beyond beautiful and you nailed the Tiffany & Co. theme perfectly!!  :D