Pocketfold Invitation Template anyone?

YoungBaker

Hi there - just after some help!

Basically, we had been looking at getting oru invites made but at £4-5 a shot for around 100 guests it's a bit too much!

So, my fiances family are qutie creative and are wanting to make the invites.

We have decided ona style (the sort that open out and have the invite then also a pocket part for extra info, rsvp etc.).

We've had a few tries of making our own measurements and they've worked out okay -but think it would be best if we could find some sort of printable template to save time aswell.

Just wondering if any of you have used such things and could point me int he right direction (I've searched google and found only one suitable one, but its for 12x12 inch paper!)

bubbles0169

http://www.wedding-invitation-ideas.com/wedding-invitation-designs.html

julie03

try pda card and craft , for 100 invites some of them are under £50

llindsey

We just had delivery of our invites from http://www.inviteyoutothedo.com and they are really nice, far better than we could have done ourselves.
They were £2.45 for pocketfold invites with 3 printed cards inside and envelopes. They also have each guests name printed inside.
Well worth not having the hassle of doing it yourself!

rubysmummy_2

i am also looking at pocketfolds, i found this website - its american called cardsandpockets.com but if you click on the one you like it gives you measurements and like a little template etc, im going to try and make these myself, im just weird but i dont like ordering from other countries unless i can pay via paypal. if anyone else has another place to get a template i would love to know.

YoungBaker

Thanks very much will take a look

Scotsbride

There are loads of websites which will advise you of the wording then you can play around with the font and colur in word and save it as a document until your ready or fiddle with it somemore

jodt2303

I bought A6 size pocket folds to make myself from PDA Card & Craft. I am making approximately 75 invitations with a lined envelope, 2 information inserts, an RSVP insert with a minilope, and a sort of framed invitation in the middle - im putting coloured card on the pocketfold before adding the invitation wording. There is a little logo square on the front which also has the same coloured card background and I have got ribbon going around the outside and also on the invite rectangle bit. This is costing me approx 89p per invite, and, if I say so myself, were nicer than some of the ones that I saw for £6-7 per invite. I am printing them for free at work though, but I should even imagine doing them on an inkjet printer would still be under £1.00. I haven't included stamps, but we are hoping to hand deliver as many as we can.

mrshatchy-to-be

Allan_r_123 wrote: »

Hi there - just after some help!

Basically, we had been looking at getting oru invites made but at £4-5 a shot for around 100 guests it's a bit too much!

So, my fiances family are qutie creative and are wanting to make the invites.

We have decided ona style (the sort that open out and have the invite then also a pocket part for extra info, rsvp etc.).

We've had a few tries of making our own measurements and they've worked out okay -but think it would be best if we could find some sort of printable template to save time aswell.

Just wondering if any of you have used such things and could point me int he right direction (I've searched google and found only one suitable one, but its for 12x12 inch paper!)

Hi there, I made my own invites for my wedding next year. I used a site called Pocketfoldinvites.co.uk

they have a free template service you send them an email with the word 'template' and they send you quite a few
[EMAIL="sales@pocketfoldinvites.co.uk"]sales@pocketfoldinvites.co.uk[/EMAIL]

hope this helps :0)