Where to buy cool, really creative invitations
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Invitations that are creative and unique!
I was on the hunt for totally original invitations last year for my son's 6th birthday. That was when I discovered that there are tons, literally, of card makers on the handmade website, Etsy. I went through many different sellers, trying to find just what I wanted, and ended up making a custom order. Not only did the seller provide me with exactly what I was looking for, she managed to get them to me really fast! Everyone loved the invitations, and wanted to know where to buy them.
Some tips on finding the right invitation on Etsy, because there are so many different sellers.
1. What type of invitation are you looking for? Kids birthday? Adult birthday? Bachlorette party? Wedding? You name it, it is there. Type your particular want into the search bar, and start looking.
2. Can't find exactly what you are wanting? Feel free to ask the sellers! Send a convo (contact the seller button) specifying what you are looking for, and see if they can do it.
3. Here is a brief list of some of the great invitation makers on Etsy. Feel free to search through them and see if you can find just what you have been dreaming of for that special occassion!
http://decadentdesigns.etsy.com
http://bottlemymessage.etsy.comhttp://TallulahCards.etsy.comhttp://papor.etsy.comhttp://inkylivie.etsy.comhttp://JenniferPeel.etsy.comhttp://barefootbabies.etsy.comhttp://tracychong.etsy.comhttp://PaperDoodles.etsy.com
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Caryl Oliver says:
6 months ago
What fantastic information and it seems there is no end to creativity - which is great!
I would like to add one more suggestion to the mix. Instead of a printed card why not make a speaking invitation using digital story telling? And yes, I do sell the tutorials....
But think about this: You gather a few photos of you and your partner and you add some great transitions and effects to them and then you record, in your own voices, the things you want to say and the invitation details. You wrap it up into a movie and then you can either e-mail it or put it on mini-discs and send it out to people.
It make a great visual representation of you both as well as having the much stronger sincerity of your own voice inviting the people you want to share your special day.
check out my hub: http://hubpages.com/hub/Creating-movies-from-still
or go http://www.digitalstorytellingworld.com