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Cheap and Affordable Wedding Invitations

We offer an extensive selection of lower priced wedding invitations - most under 100 dollars per 100 invites. These invitations are cheap, but their quality is the same as higher priced cards. They are perfect if you are on a tight budget. Want to know how the wedding invitations will feel and look in person? Order a sample for just $3.00

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Traditional White Card$44.90 per 100

Traditional Ecru Card$44.90 per 100

Ecru Panel$44.90 per 100

Traditional White Panel Invitation$44.90 per 100

Roses and Vines on Soft White$48.90 per 100

Classic Rose on Soft White$48.90 per 100

Petite White Folder$68.90 per 100

Petite Ecru Folder$69.90 per 100

Bridal Lilies$75.90 per 100

Embellished Hearts$75.90 per 100

Romancing Roses$77.90 per 100

Surrounded by Dots$81.90 per 100

Unique Simplicity$83.90 per 100

Classic Rose$88.90 per 100

The Initial Look$88.90 per 100

Double Line Square$90.90 per 100

Intricate Initials$92.90 per 100

Splendid Beauty$92.90 per 100

Regal Touch$96.90 per 100

Love Flourishes$96.90 per 100

Elegant Calla Lilies$98.90 per 100

Bordered in Bright White$98.90 per 100

Trailing Maple Leaves$98.90 per 100

Ecru Tradition$98.90 per 100

Borders of Calla Lilies$105.90 per 100

Taupe Flourish$114.90 per 100

Stretching Your Budget as Far as Possible with Two Wedding Guest Lists

Do you have more people on your wedding guest list than your budget allows? If so, you might want to consider creating an "A" and "B" list of those you would like to invite. The "A" list should consist of those people you absolutely must invite to your wedding, while the "B" list should consist of those you would like to have at your wedding if you have enough room.

After creating your "A" and "B" lists, send out invitations to those on your "A" list. Make sure to send these invitations out at least 10 weeks before your wedding. This way, those people who are on your "A" list will have time to send back their response cards. Once you find out who is unable to attend, you can start sending out invitations to those people who are on your "B" list. This way, you can be certain to have the greatest number of people your budget allows while still having room for those who are the most important to you.