Daisy Bouquet on Chalkboard Wedding Invitations

I opted for the recycled paper -- it's just thick enough not to be flimsy. There is only one inherent design element that is a little odd -- the dot between the street address and the city. It looks like a period (and possibly a typo). There probably is a way to edit out that automatically generated feature, but I didn't find it. I also didn't look that hard because I thought it wasn't that big a deal -- and it's not. But it's the one thing people comment on when I show them the invitation. Everything else about it is great. It came out exactly as it appeared on my monitor. I chose to print additional information on the back. I ended up with a slightly lighter grey box (the exact color of the front of the invitation) with a true black border. It is exactly as it appeared on the screen, but I thought maybe it would print differently. I'm not bothered by this, but just know that what you see is what you will get.

Gorgeous, elegant design on high quality stock card. Thank you, Terry for adding a touch of glamour to our intimate elopement.

It was better than I could’ve ever imagined and so easy to create! Why spend hundreds of dollars to get a invitation company to produce something you can do yourself! Better than I could’ve ever imagined!