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.

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!

Look, it was good price, good time till delivery, photo and ink quality look great but sad at the final outcome. I ordered a trial invitation and it looked really good and I was stoked so I ordered the real invitations (25 of them) and they weren't thr same quality as the original first order. The had weird ink spots on the white side- im guessing seeping ink from the photo on the other side. A little disappointing they weren't at the same standard as the first one I ordered.