How Early Should You Send Out Wedding Invites

Courtesy of That Noise Gallery

Whether you're planning a big barn party or an intimate destination wedding, delight your guests and stay within your budget by choosing one of these affordable handmade invitations from Etsy.

Courtesy of That Noise Gallery

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For the Eco-Friendly Couple with Eclectic Style

You're a little bit country, he's a little bit rock 'n' roll. Marry your styles with this retro 5 x 7-inch card, printed on a wind-powered press. Coordinating inserts and poster (a great alternative to a guest book) are also available for an additional cost.

($2.50 each with envelope; thatnoisegallery.etsy.com)

Courtesy of B Designs Invitations

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For the Fun-Loving Couple

Step right up to the altar after you send this playful 5 x 7-inch invitation. Coordinating custom "carnival tickets" are extra, but could be used as drink tickets to help manage the tab at an open bar.

($4.05 each with reply card, info card, belly band, and envelope; bdesignsinvitations.etsy.com)

Courtesy of Ello There

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For the Destination Wedding

This 11 x 17-inch fold-out map is a bit of a splurge, but will pull double-duty as an early party favor. You can customize the colors and wording, and mark the spot of your wedding with a flag.

($6 each with reply card, baker's twine, nametag, and envelope; ellothere.etsy.com)

Courtesy of Pink Orchid Invites

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For the Chic City Wedding

Popular chevron and trendy yellow unite on this cheery cut-by-hand invitation, printed on thick linen paper. Coordinating table numbers, place cards, save-the-dates, menus, and programs are available for an additional cost.

($2.90–$3.80 each with reply card and envelope; pinkorchidinvites.etsy.com)

Courtesy of Neilly Design

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For the Country Wedding

Save paper and money with this rustic Mason jar invite. A tied-on info tag directs guests to your wedding website where they can RSVP, find your registry, and see the BYOB (Bring Your Own Boots) notice.

($2 each with envelope; neillydesign.etsy.com)

Courtesy of Wide Eyes Design

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For the Hopeless Romantics

You wear your heart on your sleeve, so why not have it printed on your wedding invitation? The colors are customizable on this whimsical 5 x 7-inch card, and for an additional cost you can get coordinating save-the-dates, insert cards, and belly bands.

($2.70 each with envelope; wideeyesdesign.etsy.com)

Courtesy of J Press Designs

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For the Simply Elegant Affair

Keep things simple with this understated invite, printed on sturdy 9 x 4-inch cardstock. Typefaces, colors, and wording are fully customizable, and letterpress and die-cut options are available for an additional cost.

($3.25 each with reply card and envelope; jpressdesigns.etsy.com)

Courtesy of AB and IG

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For the Well-Traveled Couple

You have friends all over the world. Spread the message about your nuptials the old-fashioned way with this vintage telegram invitation made by a husband-and-wife design team.

($2–$2.50 each with reply postcard and envelope; abandig.etsy.com)

Courtesy of Runk Pock Designs

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For the Flower Girl

If you overspent on your bouquets, add more blooms to your affair with this 5 x 7-inch invitation. The floral design can be customized to match your wedding colors and is printed on a matte white or ivory cardstock.

($1.50 each with RSVP postcard and info card; digital file available for $40; runkpockdesigns.etsy.com)

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How Early Should You Send Out Wedding Invites

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