Where to Purchase Several Styles of Brown Wedding Invitations

Because, at the great age of 65, I was married last fall and chose brown as my theme color, I can vouch that your guests will be totally impressed with your fall-color choices.

Hint: If you will be married in the fall a year from now, be sure to take advantage of sales during the fall season of this year. That enabled me to have a beautiful wedding without it being a budget breaker.

Invitations:
First of all you must decide upon your guest list and how many invitations you will need. Then, you will need to decide if you will have your invitations printed at a wedding printer shop or whether you will chose to do them yourselves.

Either way is totally acceptable. Just be sure you have the correct software and printer if you plan to do them yourselves. If your invitations require printing on special types of paper, try it to be sure it will work. You must also allow enough time to complete printing of invitations Purchase more invitations than you actually need. A few may be ruined in printing or addressing and you may decide to send additional invitations as time goes along.

Brown Invitation Suggestions:
There are hundreds of ways to get the look you want. Different ideas include using white or cream paper with brown printing and/or border, using a layered brown paper over top of your lighter paper, using ribbon to tie invitation closed, using brown paper and putting a clear paper over top, using an emblem that is a brown color and many many more..

Which color of brown is your choice?

Do you want chocolate brown, an even darker black/brown, rust, tan, beige, light brown, an orange-brown or any of the other many choices? Do you want your entire wedding with the same hue of color or do you want variety?

(I chose the variety of browns with a touch of gold and burnt orange. My cake frosting was a light brown and I used a beautiful brown votive vase with a candle for the top.)

Just because you see a beautiful rust brown invitation, it probably wouldn't be the best choice if the rest of your wedding is chocolate brown.

A Variety of Brown Wedding Invitation Sites to Check Out.
There will be many more and, of course, you can go to your local Michael's to purchase if that's your choice. Remember, a simple, but elegant and inexpensive invitation can be extremely lovely. If your mind is set on something expensive, maybe that's a great choice and just cut back somewhere else in your planning.

http://www.invitationconsultants.com/gallery.aspx?p_subcategory=mocha This site offers a huge variety of dark brown invitations with prices for 100 ranging from around $100 to $300 or more.

http://www.myexpression.com/prodBrowse.cfm?ProdCategoryID=3&ProdSubCatID=31 This site offers DIY packs from $10 for 10 invitations on up. It also offers additional color choices with the brown and a variety of brown colors.

http://www.wedding-needs.com/colors/brown-chocolate-wedding-invitations.asp This site's invitations are more expensive ranging up to $500 or more for 100 invitations.

http://www.weddingpaperdivas.com/shop/brown-and-neutral-invitations.htm The invitations on this site range about $1.50 each. Many of them have floral or additional designs imprinted on them for a total different look.

http://www.invitationsbydawn.com/brown-wedding-invitations-mocha.shtml If you are totally into being unique, this site offers everything from horses to wheat to plain brown invitations. Take a look. Prices are mid-range.

From the above sites, plus your local craft and hobby stores, you should be able to check out a vast variety of brown invitations.

Whatever you choose, make your invitation and your wedding your choice. Many years later you will remember the fun, anticipation and your very special day.

A Quick Tip:
Don't get flustered if something goes wrong. You won't know what it will be and maybe you won't even be aware of it at the time. Just be you, be flexible and enjoy your wedding day.