Things that make you go 'moo'

As I've stated on one...or two occasions, I'm not investing too much into my invitation suite. In fact it took me approximately 30 minutes to entirely design and test print our invitations and RSVP cards. We'll talk about those at a later date though, I want to make sure they're nestled in our guests hands before blowing the surprise completely. A girls gotta have her secrets right?

While getting ready to send out the save the dates I had a last minute 'oh crap! what about our website?' moment. I didn't want anything like that to end up on the actual invites. I wanted a very cohesive, thought out look to these.

Look at those sad labels

So I just kind of forgot my goal and figured 'something would come to me'. HA! What that really means is, I didn't really think about it until I read something awesome on another blog and decided to take it as my own.

Enter WeddingBee, only my most favoritest blog on the interweb. I read this post, and was sold. That's it. That's how I will make sure our guests know how to get to our website for their accommodation, and recreational needs. What I'm talking about are Moo cards. Moo makes business cards of all sorts, but more importantly...they make Mini Moo cards that are just 1/2 the size of a regular business card. You can so quickly design them and see your proofs...it's the fastest easiest way to spend your wedding budget yet!

But seriously, look how cute!

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You can use up to 100 different pictures...or 1 picture for every single card. On the back you can put any information you like.

For me, the best part is getting to use my engagement photos for something other than for me to oggle all day long. Now my guests can oggle them. They'll oggle them right?

I ended up choosing 8 different photos, all of which contain the information regarding our website on the backside in the same font as our wedding invite. I can't wait to reveal these to you guys! I ordered them last week and they arrived today! The quality is amazing and the packaging is so cute!

How did you personalize your invitations?