baptism invitations

hmontty

Hi, ladies,

We are having our 2-year-old daughter and then 7-month-old son baptized at the same time in a couple months. Can anyone recommend a place to get traditional, gender-neutral invites?

My go-to place is TinyPrints, but all their cards seem to be either blue, pink, or, if neutral, rather tacky (not traditional, plain Jane, which is what I want for this).

TIA.

lmkirby21

We used vistaprint! I'm pretty sure I saw some gender neutral ones.

Las135

Vistaprint  for sure!!!

dande2129

I search on Etsy for all of my invitation needs. There is something for every event, every person, every personality.

If you see something that you like, but maybe don't like a certain color in it, you can always message the shop and ask if you could do a custom order. More often than not, a "custom" order is not any more expensive than an invitation.

I print them at Kinkos and even after paying for the printable and the printing, it's still less than what I have spent on Shutterfly and Tiny Prints invitations for various things. 

MRSVELA07

Try etsy!

You can pay anywhere from $10-18 for someone to design an invite. They'll send you proofs to make sure the wording and information is correct then you'll get your jpeg. Upload it as if you're uploading pictures to Target, CVS or Costco and pick them up next day. That's what we did and in total we spent $18 for the jpeg and $11 for 30 invites. You can go to Michaels for the envelopes. I'll try attaching the photo invite but I can also send it to you. Best $$$ I've ever spent on invites. Will be using this method moving forward.  

lizshort96

I also couldn't find any that I liked.  I ended up going to my local Hallmark and getting the pre-made invites and just running them thru the printer.

Kingston54

You can buy on etsy and print yourself.