DIY WEDDING INVITATIONS - How to Design Wedding Invitations on Canva

[@rebeccadrown4741]

I was so lost before this video. This was extremely helpful!

[@susannehodgson6284]

you good at invation s

[@Cottagebyeden]

So helpful! Thank you girl!!!

[@andreatortice8130]

Very helpful, thank you so much!

[@sydneyschilthuis6281]

This is exactly what I needed! Thank you so much for your help! ❤

[@Afton32]

Can I ask why you did matte instead of the glossy finish? Especially printing photos?

[@AllieSchweizer]

Yeah of course! Photos still print & look great with a matte finish! Wedding invitations are usually matte because it's less reflective, no glare, no fingerprints, easier to read, colors are more vibrant. Most people hang them on the fridge so I like the less reflective look. I think matte looks more expensive/luxury vs glossy to me looks like a printed photo. But it was just my personal preference, you can do glossy if you like that look better!

[@gabrieleward5828]

Such pretty invites 🤩

[@AllieSchweizer]

Thank you so much!

[@mujahidkhan2723]

vista print not working

[@mzzindependent26]

Can I print this off my Hp deskjet printer?

[@AllieSchweizer]

Sure can! Although if you are printing lots of copies I would recommend ordering online because this will use a lot of ink on your printer. I am also not sure how they will come out, I don't think an HP printer will look as nice as vista print or other professional printing companies but it's worth a try if you want to use yours and see how it looks.

[@RebeccaBancarz]

So basically, by just designing on the second & first page page and then printing both, does that automatically mean that you can just tell the printing company that you want it double sides ?

[@AllieSchweizer]

Yes, if you order online most printing places give you an option to upload a front image and an option to upload a back image and then it will print double sided, front & back. Just make sure the orientation is correct & how you want it.