Office Depot

I bought the do it yourself invitations, and they were an absolute nightmare!!! I would not suggest to ever try those. You are much better off ordering them, even if they might cost a little bit more. Now, after the fact, I've looked at the cost between ordering them and doing them myself and there wasn't much of a difference...except of course the headache!!!

We bought over 300 invitations on sale for $30. Great price and beautiful invite. Silver with two hearts on the front, tri-fold paper. We did printing on our home computer and spent approximately $30. Great deal, $60 total.

I designed my invitations on Microsoft Publisher and had them printed at Office Depot. I saved a ton of money by DIYing. Start early and you'll save a ton of stress!

I GOT EXACTLY WHAT I WANTED VERY QUICKLY & AFFORDABLY.

We got blank postcard kits and made our own save-the-dates. It was easy to do. We were worried that our printer wouldn’t be able to print up on postcard size cards, but you can format your printer really easy. Also, the blank postcards cost us $20, which is really cheap.

Again, I designed our invites to save money, and we had them printed at office depot. We bought shimmery cardstock and they turned out amazing! I was really nervous. You can choose from hundreds of different fonts and ink colors and we found our perfect shade. They looked like they were ordered from a fancy printing press and they only cost us about $95 total for all the invites!!

We bought kits at Office Depot to print our save the date cards, wedding and shower invites and thank you cards. We saved a fortune and they turned out great! They had lots of styles to choose from and the kits gave easy instructions to set them up on your computer.

Yet again someone doesn't want to do their job, just get a paycheck.

I went to Office Depot to order photo cards to be used as our invitations (tight budget). Anyway the associate seemed CLUELESS....she told me it would be best to come back the next day. I did go to Office Depot the next day IN ANOTHER TOWN!

I chose to buy blank invitations and print them ourselves due to the ignorance at the print area in Brighton.

We did our programs ourselves and had them copied at Office Depot near our house. I created a double sided program on my computer (using Microsoft Word) that listed the people involved and the order of ceremony. The front had one of our engagement pictures on it and the back had specials thanks and our address. We loved them and we loved the price!