Sending two different types of invitations

If one guest that got the cheaper invite seems someone's who got a more expensive one then they might wonder why they got different invites. I know my brother-in-law and his wife sent out different style save the dates so when we saw my mother-in-law's hanging on her fridge I was surprised her's looked different from ours which is when she said they did different layouts. She knew this because her sister also received one that was a different layout from her's so she asked her son why her's looked different and he told her.

View Quoted Comment That part I understand. But my fiancé has several friends who I know could care less. I’ll most likely end up ordering just one for us to frame.

I agree with Veronica 100%. It would seem like you didn't care about the ones that got the cheaper looking ones. I'm not exactly sure where you were looking to have to pay $600+ on invites but there are some sites that have really good deals. I'd honestly just keep looking and send the same ones to everyone. I mean, luckily, you only paid $40 so it's not exactly a waste. I'd recommend Zazzle.

You can do anything you like

View Quoted Comment I never thought about zazzle. Thank you!

Nice invitations don't have to cost a fortune. I spent $130 for 100 invitations (including rsvp card and envelopes and our address pre-printed) from Ann's Bridal Bargains, and they were gorgeous and good quality.

View Quoted Comment No problem!!

View Quoted Comment Did you order them online?

View Quoted Comment Yep, it's an online company. I think they're based out of the midwest somewhere. The website is https://www.annsbridalbargains.com/