[cherylrc]

I'm planning my grad's open house and I can order a 4x6 photo invitation on Ebay and the seller claims I can just send the invitaton they create with a picture on it to CVS and I can get any amount printed I want and just pay the current price on 4x6 prints. Has anyone tried this? If so this is significantly cheaper than using CVS's site to produce an invitation. I'm leary as I don't want to pay a ridiculous amount for his invitaions since packages of them are relatively cheap if I purchase some generic ones. Has anyone tried this before? I am hoping I found a cheap way to send some nice invites. Thanks.

[smile4mekb]

I use that style for everything - Christmas cards, birthday invites, birth announcements, you name it. You can have them printed anywhere that prints photos. Another good place to look for a designer is etsy. There are tons on that site, and I've never had any issue. Quick service too! Good luck!

[cherylrc]

Thanks. I don't know why I never thought of doing cards this way. I was thinking CVS would try to charge me for making invitations & those are far more expensive on the CVS site.

[hagenbud]

Originally Posted by cherylrc

I'm planning my grad's open house and I can order a 4x6 photo invitation on Ebay and the seller claims I can just send the invitaton they create with a picture on it to CVS and I can get any amount printed I want and just pay the current price on 4x6 prints. Has anyone tried this? If so this is significantly cheaper than using CVS's site to produce an invitation. I'm leary as I don't want to pay a ridiculous amount for his invitaions since packages of them are relatively cheap if I purchase some generic ones. Has anyone tried this before? I am hoping I found a cheap way to send some nice invites. Thanks.

I just had photo invites done - I used Vistaprint - very reasonable with all sorts of promo codes out there. They come with envelopes so no expense there and they did a nice job!