Affordable Wedding Invitations, Designed and Printed in Mapleton, Utah

How Much Do Wedding Invitations Cost? Real Pricing, No Surprises

Most couples ask this before anything else, and most invitation sites make it surprisingly hard to answer. Here is our honest answer: 100 custom wedding invitations cost $160 at MCC — design help, printing, matching white envelopes, and insert cards all included. No add-ons appear at checkout.

What Do 25 to 1,000 Wedding Invitations Cost?

Saving money on invitations usually means one of three compromises: thin paper, a template you personalize yourself, or a base price that climbs once envelopes and insert cards are added. We took a different route. Everything below is printed on 100# white matte or gloss cover stock, designed one-on-one with you, and quoted with the envelopes already in the price.

Prices current as of October 2026. Each price is the total for the whole order of that quantity (for example, $160 covers all 100 single-sided invitations). The per-invitation figure is that total divided by the quantity.

Every quantity from 25 to 1,000 is listed in full on our pricing page. Single-sided suits a traditional invitation front; double-sided is the popular choice when you want an engagement photo or extra details on the back.

What Is Already Included in That Price?

• Custom design and layout of your 5" x 7" invitation
• Printing on 100# white matte or gloss cover stock
• Matching white envelopes — included, never an upsell
• Up to 250 insert cards, with up to 3 insert designs
• Unlimited proof revisions until it's right
• Proof usually within 1 business day

What Do Optional Upgrades Cost?

Linen cardstock adds $0.10 per invitation, pearl linen $0.15. Cream envelopes are $0.15 each. Return address printing is $0.25 per envelope; return plus guest addressing is $0.60. Larger insert cards are $0.15 and 4" x 6" photo inserts $0.20. Shipping is a flat $10 anywhere in the lower 48, or pick up locally in Utah County at no charge. Need your envelopes addressed too? See our envelope printing page for full pricing and how it works.

Can Affordable Wedding Invitations Still Look Expensive?

Nobody wants their invitation to announce that they saved money on it. Couples tell us the same thing again and again: guests hold the card and can't believe what it cost. That gap — between what you paid and what it feels like — is the whole point of what we do.

Affordable wedding invitations usually go wrong in one of three predictable ways. Thin paper gives it away the moment someone picks it up. A template you personalized yourself never quite fits your wording. Or the low advertised price climbs steadily once envelopes, inserts, and design fees get added at checkout. We designed our packages specifically to avoid all three.

How Can I Save Money on Wedding Invitations?

• One small insert instead of several large cards. A single 3.5" insert handles reception, registry, and details together — and up to 250 of them are already in your package price.
• Your wedding website does the heavy lifting. Point guests there for RSVP, directions, and registry and you can drop an entire printed card plus return postage.
• Skip the upgrades that don't change how it feels. Some paper upgrades are worth $0.10 an invitation and some genuinely aren't. We'll tell you which is which for your specific design rather than upselling every one.
• Design help is included, not billed hourly. Discount wedding invitations normally means designing it yourself. Here it doesn't.

The result is invitations that were professionally designed, because they were, without the markup that usually comes attached.

Can I Put My Engagement Photo on My Wedding Invitation?

Your invitation is the first glimpse guests get of your wedding. It should feel personal and polished, and the fastest way to get there is your own engagement photo on the card.

Wedding invitations with pictures are the most-requested thing we print, and for good reason: a photo invitation gets kept. It ends up on refrigerators and pinboards instead of in the recycling, and it does more to make the day feel real to your guests than any amount of ornament ever will.

What Comes With Every Photo Wedding Invitation?

• Printed on thick, smooth 100# matte or gloss cover stock
• Custom designed one-on-one — your wording, layout, fonts, and colors
• Built around your favorite engagement photo, front or back
• Paired with matching white A7 envelopes at no extra charge
• Insert cards included, designed to match
• Proofed, revised, and delivered fast — often within a few days

Double-sided photo wedding invitations are $220 for 100, compared with $160 single-sided. Because the photo back can carry your reception details or wedding website, it frequently replaces a card you would have paid to print separately — which is why so many couples end up choosing it.

What Comes in a Wedding Invitation Suite?

A wedding invitation suite is simply everything that goes in the envelope — the invitation itself plus whatever cards your guests need to show up in the right place at the right time. Some couples want all of it. Plenty only need two pieces. Here's what each one does, so you can decide what's actually worth printing.

Can I Match My Save the Dates, Invitations, and Thank You Cards?

Save the dates, invitations, insert cards, RSVP and details cards, envelopes, thank you postcards, and wedding-day signs can all be designed from the same layout, fonts, and colors. Sending them together keeps the look consistent and usually saves you money on both design time and shipping.

Where Can I Get Wedding Invitations Printed Near Me in Utah?

We're a real print shop in Mapleton, Utah, not a website with a warehouse behind it. If you're searching for wedding invitation printing near me anywhere in Utah County, you can pick yours up in person and hold the paper before you commit to 200 of them.

Can I Pick Up My Invitations in Utah County?

Couples across Utah County work with us because the process is short and personal: send your photo and details, get a proof usually within a business day, approve it, and pick up printed invitations 1-2 business days after you approve it. Utah wedding announcements, LDS temple sealing inserts, luncheon cards, reception details, and envelope addressing are all handled in the same shop by the same person.

Ordering wedding invitations in Salt Lake City or anywhere else in Utah works exactly the same way — everything is handled by email, phone, or text, so the drive is optional. Outside Utah, we ship to all 48 contiguous states for a flat $10, and a good share of our 300+ five-star Google reviews come from couples we never met in person. Local details are on our Utah County wedding invitations page, and temple wedding wording is covered on our LDS wedding invitations page.

How Does Ordering Work?

• Send your photo and details. We build a custom layout for your 5" x 7" invitation and your insert card.
• Review your proof. Most couples get theirs the same day or the next, with revisions turned around quickly.
• Approve and print. Printing starts right after approval and takes 1-2 business days.
• Pick up or ship. Free local pickup in Mapleton, or $10 flat shipping anywhere in the lower 48.

Where Can I Print Wedding Invitations I Already Designed?

If your invitation is already designed — in Canva, Corjl, Templett, or from an Etsy template — you don't need to start over with a big invitation site that only prints its own designs. Send us the file. We check it, print it, and you get it printed — you're not paying for design work, because the design work is already done.

What Are My Options for Printing Wedding Invitations?

How Do Printing-Only Orders Work?

1. Send your file A PDF or PNG from Canva, Corjl, Templett, or anywhere else. No account to create, nothing charged.
2. We check it free Resolution, trim size, bleed, margins, color, and file type — explained in plain English before you commit.
3. You approve a proof Usually within about one business day. Nothing prints until you say go.
4. We print and ship 1-2 business days, then $10 flat shipping, or free local pickup in Utah County.

Will Cheap Invitation Printing Look Cheap?

The single most common way a budget invitation goes wrong isn't the paper — it's a file exported for screens rather than print. Photos below 300 DPI, a template that isn't quite 5" x 7", or a background running to the edge with no bleed will all look perfect on your laptop and disappointing in your hand. That's precisely what our free file check catches, and it costs you nothing whether you order or not.