Cheap & Easy DIY wedding stationary

I love wedding stationary - actually I love all stationary. I have an entire closet in my house filled with it. I can actually spend a whole  afternoon in a good stationary store, like Paper Source in Georgetown! When it comes to weddings, paper sets the tone. The very first thing you see about an upcoming wedding is the save the date cards. These small somewhat glossed over pieces of paper are your weddings first impression. So how does one budget minded bride create something amazing? In comes MOO.

No Moo has no farm/cow affiliation. They are online graphic/print company.You simply design your cards, upload images (up to 100) add whatever text you want like date, (registered at / wedding website) and they ship them over. Whats the catch? There is'nt one. You can get 100 mini cards full color with up to 100 various images of whatever you want for $20.00. The quality is superb. The paper is the weight of card stock with a slight gloss and the printing is as clear as a photographers art exhibit.

 This is a great cost effective way to accomplish the good design & good budgeting. They also make stickers (for calenders) postcards (rehearsal dinner invite) & greeting cards (thank you cards).
Get creating today by heading over to their website - click here to see it now. Good Luck!

A business card stamp, how fun.

 I love unusual business cards, anything different and ordinary that really captures the personality and style of the person handing it over. I have kept certain unique business cards for years simply because they look so good. I found this idea at a new blog I discovered on a blog trail, MaeMae Paperie.
It's a stamp that you you can use on any paper and ink color, great for letterhead, envelopes, presentation paper and more. Also great for personal use, no more lame stickers. You can buy them for $64 here.