DIY Las Vegas Wedding Invitations
Whether you are having a large lavish wedding or a small intimate affair, your wedding invitation should not break the bank nor should it be a hassle. You may be surprised how easy and cost effective creating your own wedding invitation is. Weddings are generally a big expense, especially in a place such as Las Vegas. Cutting down the expense on your invitations by making them yourself does not mean your invitations will look cheap. You have the luxury of personalizing your invitation from start to finish. There are many options to choose from and any of them will leave your with a professional looking invitation for your big day.
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Things You'll Need
- Card Stock and envelops
- Word processing program
- Wedding verse
- Wedding font
- Printer
Instructions
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Purchase card stock that portrays the overall theme or colors of your Las Vegas wedding like a Las Vegas style chapel or casino slot machine. Shop around online for pricing and ideas.
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Search places like verseit.com to customize the perfect wedding verse to print on your invitation. Visit fontspace.com to download a suitable wedding style font. Phrases like, "What Happens in Vegas, Stays in our Hearts, Join Us for the Union of...".
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Copy and paste the verse you like into your word processor software to customize. Add your names, the wedding date, location and any other necessary details. Add a humorous slogan to your invitation like: Meet us at the "Chapel of Love" for our 30 mintue ceremony, group discounts are available for those who follow suit.
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Place chosen card stock in your printer and print your invitation.
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Tips & Warnings
Add additional decorations to your invitation such as ribbon bows and decorative hole punches once invitation is printed.
Shop around online to compare pricing and styles.
Add vellum paper for elegance.
Print a few test pages before starting the bulk of your invitations to ensure proper alignment.
Go with popular Las Vegas themes like, casino and Elvis weddings.
Let ink completely dry prior to adding embellishments to your invitations. This will prevent any unwanted smudging.
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