So, you’ve got your DIY invitation kit…now what?

Well, you can choose to use the templates as they come and simply replace the text in the template with your own wording, choose your font(s) and text colours and print. With a little imagination and some clipart or images, you can go even further by personalizing the templates and customizing your invites.

Below you will see how we customized the Ava DIY Invitation template by changing some of the text to red and adding a simple scroll image to the corners.

Ava DIY Invitation Template (out of the kit)

This is what the template will look like when you first open it on your computer.

Ava DIY Invitation Template (changing text in template to red)

Highlighting the “&”, date and location lines in red really make the invitation pop!

Ava DIY Invitation Template (with inserted clipart)

Finally, we added a scroll design in two corners of the invite and now we have a completely customized diy invitation.

Below is a photo of a completed Ava DIY Invitation using this customized design. We also incorporated the design into the table numbers, menus, seating chart, place cards and thank yous.

DIY Wedding Stationery Kits personalized with clipart

I am very excited to launch the uncommon blog!

First, I would like to extend a special thanks to Sean Phillips for helping me get this blog up and running.

The blog will be used to share new designs of our wedding stationery, to give you hints and tips for using our diy invitation kits as well as for highlighting new ideas and resources for the do-it-yourself bride and groom and of course offer some special promotions for our online store.

Paige DIY Invitation Kit