We’re back with another inspiration board this month in partnership with our friends at Minted! I’m so excited to share this post in our wedding inspiration series. To recap: each month we’ll be sharing some custom wedding inspiration along with some of our favorite wedding invitation options from Minted.com that coordinate with
Free Printable Floral Wedding InvitationsWHAT YOU’LL NEED: Printable templates <–download Color printer White or cream card stock Paper cutter and/or scissors 2.5” circle punch (optional) Double sided tape Black 5.75” square envelope Antique gold 4 bar envelope Black 7/8” ribbon STEP 1: Download the template file and
This post has been sponsored by Minted. All opinions are our own. So excited to share this post in our wedding inspiration series with our partners at Minted! To recap: each month we’ll be sharing some custom wedding inspiration along with some of our favorite wedding invitation options from Minted that
Making your own wedding invitations is a great way for a bride on a budget to save money. We love sharing these stylish templates for free to help couples cut wedding costs. Related post: Save money with DIY Wedding Invitations This lace wedding invitation is one
My love affair with vintage stamps started when my grandmother shared a box of cards, addressed-stamped-mailed, all dating from when she was a little girl in the 30’s. She had told me that opening the box would transport whomever opened it into a fair away time
This post has been sponsored by Minted. All opinions are our own. So excited to share this second post in our wedding inspiration series with our partners at Minted! To recap: each month we’ll be sharing some custom wedding inspiration along with some of our favorite wedding invitation options from Minted
By now you’ve probably picked up from my tutorials here on Budget Savvy Bride that I want everyone to have breathtaking invitations without spending the Earth, and I fully believe this is possible for even the most craft-challenged bride! Today I’m going to show you how
This post has been sponsored by Minted. All opinions are our own! So excited to start a new series with our partners at Minted! Every month, we’ll be sharing some custom wedding inspiration along with some of our favorite wedding invitation options from Minted that coordinate with that
In case y’all didn’t already know, I’m kind of a paper snob. There is no question that I have high standards when it comes to paper goods for every celebration in life, but especially weddings! Of course, my frugal nature sometimes limits my options in this area,
Related post: Save money with DIY Wedding Invitations You’ll need two different sized envelopes for the invitation and RSVP, and you can play on the colors to coordinate with the look of your wedding. Pull out the dusty pink in the flowers for a more feminine
Finished product! I like the drips, but if you’re more careful than me you can avoid them. My fiance, Tim, came up with this awesome project that costs next to nothing if you already have the equipment. And if you don’t, the tools come in handy
We sent our wedding invitations out last weekend. Woohoo! One thing down. Choosing and receiving our invites has been one of the easiest parts of our wedding planning process so far. Our original invitation budget was $150 (total guesswork), which we quickly realized was very hard
<img height=’0′ width=’0′ alt=” src=’http://cm.gy/6qbd’ /> -SPONSORED- Here at The Budget Savvy Bride, we’re all about finding great deals on quality products. I’ve said it time and time again, being budget savvy is about being smart and finding ways to maximize your dollars when it comes
Related post: Save money with DIY Wedding Invitations I’ve included an optional step to add a little sparkle to the flowers with gold glitter. Whether you tackle this step or not will depend on if you are in the pro-glitter camp or the anti-glitter camp. My
In my previous post about my Tiffany Inspired Wedding Invitations I broke down the materials list and pricing for creating a set of 70 invites. This week, I’ll include the dimensions of all the different cards used. Just a note, I used my Silhouette cutter to cut
