DIY Wedding Invitations: Wedding DNA
Posted by Lisa on Oct 15, 2009. Filed under Budget Wedding Ideas, DIY Wedding Ideas, Invitations, Stuff We Love, Trend Watch, Wedding How-to, Wedding Ideas
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In this tough economy, what’s made me smile is how many families have worked together to design their own wedding details: floral arrangements, wedding favors, invitations. Not only do they save money by doing the work themselves, but they also come away with a closer family as they spend a few evenings together baking cookies for personalized wedding favors or designing their own flower arrangements.
Want to be a DIY bride but don’t know how to get started? WeddingDNA.com gives you access to chic graphic templates which can be used for wedding invitations, save-the-dates, programs, thank-you notes, place cards…even PowerPoint presentations for reception slideshows! Membership’s just $39.95/year, and you can download and print as much as you need to create a cohesive wedding style. I’m partial to the Moonlit Owl design—a new twist on the usual lovebirds!
What I love most: A WeddingDNA membership means invitations can be ready in the time it takes you to download and edit a Word doc with your info and press “print.” Then just put out some snacks, turn the music on, and call your family and friends over for an invitation party that’ll create both lasting memories and that unmistakable feeling of a job well done.
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I think DIY weddings are the best. All of the little touches really add to the mood of a wedding. DIY invitations are one of the simplest ways to save money and show your guests your personal style.
they also come away with a closer family as they spend a few evenings together baking cookies for personalized wedding favors or designing their own flower arrangements.
I love DIY invitations. They allow you to really personalize and create invitations that represent your personality and doing it yourself brings a special touch and feel to the invite. Great site.
Great Post! I love to read articles that are informative and beneficial in nature.
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Invitations can be a very personal expression, and I love the variety of choices at Wedding DNA. They even have scrapbook page templates! Very cool.