Rehearsal Dinner Invites

KaraLynnH31

Can someone recommend where to get rehearsal dinner invites?  We want something inexpensive. 

Thanks!

itzMS

You can make them. It doesn't have to be anything fancy. FI & I designed ours on the computer and printed them out on nice paper.

Or, use these. Pretty much as inexpensive as it gets.

http://www.amazon.com/Rehearsal-Dinner-Wedding-Anniversary-Invitations/dp/B00A7PWWM2/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1364312037&sr=8-7&keywords=rehearsal+dinner+invitations

libby2483

Depending on the size and formality of your RD, you may not even need to do formal invitations.  For our RD, we sent a Facebook message to our WP members and their SOs.  We just called grandparents and invited them, and our immediate families already knew the details.  I just kept track of responses on an Excel spreadsheet.  Total cost: $0.  However, if you are having a larger or more formal rehearsal dinner, and you want to send out actual invitations, making your own or using a site like VistaPrint is probably your best bet.

B2Z728

Vista Print is always an economical choice:
http://www.vistaprint.com/gallery/IEEAWQYBAAAAAAA=/invitations-announcements/rehearsal-dinner.aspx?&GP=3%2f26%2f2013+12%3a02%3a33+PM&GPS=2786786410&GNF=1

For our rehearsal dinner, we changed the wording around of 123prints wedding invitations:
http://www.123print.com/gallery/wedding/invitations/orientation/vertical

My favorites that I've seen are from wedding paper divas, but they're not always the cheapest option:
http://www.weddingpaperdivas.com/shop/rehearsal-dinner-invitations.htm

Other sites to check out:
http://www.shutterfly.com/cards-stationery/wedding-cards-stationery/rehearsal-dinner-invitations

http://www.zazzle.com/rehearsal+dinner+invitations

http://www.storkie.com/c-683-rehearsal-dinner-invitations.aspx

flash8785

For my wedding invites (and all other stationary I used for wedding events), I had a graphic designer on Etsy make a custom design for us, then I just printed them myself.  You can also print very inexpensively through Vistaprint.  I liked doing it this way because I got a unique design that wasn't cookie-cutter; however, it saved me a ton!

Here's an example of a shop that does custom or pre-done designs on Etsy.  I bet that any of the stuff on there would work for a rehearsal dinner invite, too:

http://www.etsy.com/shop/BridgetownBridal