Save dough and customize your wedding books and invites with Mixbook #Sponsors#custom invitations#guestbook#invitations#wedding albums Updated Oct 12 2015 (Posted Oct 11 2011) Megan Finley Horowitz meggyfin This business paid a fee to be listed on Offbeat Bride because they feel their products and services are a great fit with offbeat philosophies… and we agree. Learn more about our ads. Wedding photo ablum, invites (and even a special calendar!) all made from Mixbook. If you're looking for creative ways to rein in your wedding budget, then you're going to want to give a big internet hug ((((hug)))) to our sponsor Mixbook.com. Mixbook is an online tool that allows you to get creative with your wedding invitations and photo albums, while keeping your wedding budget in check. Here's what you can do with Mixbook: Wedding stationery Design your own wedding invitations, save the dates, thank you cards, etc. You can start with one of Mixbook's professionally designed themes, or go the fully DIY route and build a completely custom wedding stationery project from a blank canvas. And their invites start as low as 39 cents! Guest books Make yourselves a custom photo guest books. What better way to incorporate your crazy engagement pics, or photo of your fur babies, or random pics of common interests, like your own coffee table photography book. And they start at just $6.99 for a 20-page softcover. Photo albums Save a TON of dough on your wedding photography package by making your own custom wedding photo albums. Mixbook's editing software is easy to use, super customizable AND archival quality. BOOM, you just saved a fortune right there. You can also add photos from your computer OR your favorite photos sharing site. So what are we thinking… rock 'n' roll wedding invitations? Steampunk guest book? Custom wedding albums for, not just you, but all your parents too? Head over to Mixbook and go crazy! Megan Finley Horowitz When Megan's not writing, traveling, and sleeping, she's eating like the fate of the world depends on it. (You're welcome, world!) You can snoop into her personal life over on her website The Dash and Dine! @meggyfin @thedashanddine @meggyfin PREVIOUS Yep, I made my wedding invitations from grocery bags NEXT DonnaMarie & Ricky's unholy union and heavy metal cabaret wedding Show/Hide comments [ 6 ] I can vouch. I did my invitations through Mixbook, and then went back and did our guestbook and thank-you notes. Once we're married, I'll likely be doing our photo book through them, too. I couldn't be happier and their turnaround times are fantastic. Reply I second that vouch! Easy interface, responsive customer service and quick! I did my invitations and will definitely try them for a book. Reply I was persuaded by this post and seriously considering using Mixbook. Then I got to the "Enter your details and we'll add them to the design" page and saw only entries for "Groom-to-be's name" and "Bride-to-be's name." I'm disappointed that they only offered heterosexual pairings as options. For this reason, I don't plan on using them. Reply This is great feedback — we're passing it onto the folks at Mixbook! Reply Awesome! Thanks! Reply After seeing this post, I made and ordered my Save the Dates! They are amazing looking and have already shipped! I can't wait to see how they look in print. I found lovely celtic knots and was able to incorporate a goofy photo and a pretty photo and our Han Solo "I know" quote even made it onto the back of the invite under a super cute picture of our shoes. I'm totally jazzed right now. I've even passed on their info to my cousin who is getting married and she's picked out her design. THANK YOU! Reply Join the conversation Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Sign me up for your offbeat awesomeness newsletter! No-drama comment policy Part of what makes the Offbeat Empire different is our commitment to civil, constructive commenting. Make sure you're familiar with our no-drama comment policy. Biz owners & wedding bloggers Please just use your real name in your comment, not your business name or blog title. Our comments are not the place to pimp your website. If you want to promote your stuff on Offbeat Bride, join us as an advertiser instead.
I can vouch. I did my invitations through Mixbook, and then went back and did our guestbook and thank-you notes. Once we're married, I'll likely be doing our photo book through them, too. I couldn't be happier and their turnaround times are fantastic. Reply
I second that vouch! Easy interface, responsive customer service and quick! I did my invitations and will definitely try them for a book. Reply
I was persuaded by this post and seriously considering using Mixbook. Then I got to the "Enter your details and we'll add them to the design" page and saw only entries for "Groom-to-be's name" and "Bride-to-be's name." I'm disappointed that they only offered heterosexual pairings as options. For this reason, I don't plan on using them. Reply
After seeing this post, I made and ordered my Save the Dates! They are amazing looking and have already shipped! I can't wait to see how they look in print. I found lovely celtic knots and was able to incorporate a goofy photo and a pretty photo and our Han Solo "I know" quote even made it onto the back of the invite under a super cute picture of our shoes. I'm totally jazzed right now. I've even passed on their info to my cousin who is getting married and she's picked out her design. THANK YOU! Reply