diy invitations - Cards & Pockets

I had thought about using them for invites, but I was also going to use them to print everything rather than buying a template from Etsy and after checking the price it was going to be rather expensive. I did get templates from Etsy for our programs and escort cards so I don't know why I didn't think to do the same for invitations.

I may not be much help but I did order my RSVP envelopes through Cards & Pockets. I had them printed with my address on it so neither my guests or I had to write it in to return to us (and guests’ return address not necessary). It was an easy process. The next day, they emailed me proof of what the envelopes would look like and I just approve it for printing.
I ordered the main envelopes through Paper Source which was also pretty easy. You can edit on screen and see what the envelopes would look like so no proof is provided. And they have more font choices than C&P.

I bought their pocket envelopes but had the invites printed at Staples. I could figure out what I needed In order to order through them so I went the safe route and printed them myself.
The pocket envelopes were great quality and if I remember shipped quickly. They were just a bit expensive. It was worth the splurge to me though.

They're a great company!! Lots of local printers who do wedding invitations in-house will order their paper stock from Cards & Pockets!

You can also check out their newlywed reviews here: Reviews for Cards & Pockets. 🌟