NHG: Invitation printing?

[bunnymendelbaum]

I'm helping a friend with her wedding and need to brush up on my printing resources.
She'd like her custom invitation printed on a creamy paper double sided, full color. 
She is on a budget.

I'd like to get her some nicer color envelopes or liners.

Has anyone used Zazzle? They have a nicer felt creamy paper option, but only offer white envelopes.
I could do the envelopes separately. 

I usually don't like vista print quality, but would consider them. They only offer white paper I think though.

Any other ideas?

[MrsMB]

I've used Zazzle for events like my Mom's 50th Birthday party. I was pretty happy with them.

[njnester319]

You could try cardsandpockets.com. I didn't use them for the printing of our wedding invitations but I got all my paper and envelopes from them and was happy with their quality. You can order samples from them and they come in fairly quick. Hope this helps!

[bunnymendelbaum]

May 14, 2013 9:11:36 GMT -5 njnester319 said:

You could try cardsandpockets.com. I didn't use them for the printing of our wedding invitations but I got all my paper and envelopes from them and was happy with their quality. You can order samples from them and they come in fairly quick. Hope this helps!

Thanks. Where did you print your invitations then?

[munkii]

Someone from my anniversary board used Cards & Pockets for printing, if I remember correctly, and said the quality was good. I'll try to find her planning bio.

ETA: Found it: sites.google.com/site/2dbride/paper

[njnester319]

May 14, 2013 9:19:24 GMT -5 bunnymendelbaum said:

May 14, 2013 9:11:36 GMT -5 njnester319 said:

You could try cardsandpockets.com. I didn't use them for the printing of our wedding invitations but I got all my paper and envelopes from them and was happy with their quality. You can order samples from them and they come in fairly quick. Hope this helps!

Thanks. Where did you print your invitations then?

Sorry it took so long to respond back. My sister's friend who designed our invitations had a local NJ contact who does all her printing for her. Sorry I don't know the name, I just thought I'd chime in with a paper suggestion.