The pros and cons of printing invitations.
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- Beautiful raised lettering
- Professional quality
- Guaranteed superior quality for your once-in-a-lifetime event
- Less personal time involved than printing your own invitations
- Easy selection of paper and design options
- Clear printing quality
- Worry- and hassle-free ordering
- Allows you to concentrate on other plans for the event
- Proofreaders catch mistakes for you
- The company printing your invitations will take responsibility for errors, should they exist
- Do not have to buy all the supplies, ink, fonts and paper
- Order all of the matching parts (enclosures, thank you notes, glassware, books) at one time
- Wide variety of invitation styles to choose from
- Additional options such as lined envelopes
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- You don't get to know how well your home computer or printer works
- You don't have the satisfaction of creating your own invitation
- Expense and beginning monetary costs may be more than printing them on your own
- May not be as creative as the bride likes
- Extra costs for colored ink or extra lines
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- Learn how your home computer and printer work
- You create your own invitation
- The beginning monetary costs may be lower
- Creativity with papers and layouts
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- Printer frustrations
- Getting the paper to feed correctly through your printer
- Time to set up and print documents
- When you are planning a big event, you don't want to be worrying about invitations as well
- Cost and time involved trying to find the perfect papers, font and verse for the invitation
- Limited design options due to home printer restrictions
- Limited font selections
- If you make a mistake, you need to start over
- Stress of fitting the invitation to size onto a card
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