Cutting mailing costs
Compiled by Maura Bukey
BUK02001@BYUI.EDU
Scroll Staff
• Most office supply stores sell stationery kits that would be perfect for weddings.

• There are many computer programs that can help you make your invitation.

• If you are into stamping or calligraphy, you could get pretty fancy with your invitations.

• You could also buy vellum (that translucent, plastic-feeling paper) instead of card stock and print an elegant and modern-looking invitation.

• Steer clear of bulky materials to save on postage.

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