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Last March marked a milestone birthday for Jai, who was turning 50. I had a big birthday bash planned, with family traveling from all over Oregon and Washington. I had a themed menu in the works, created a photo slideshow on digital picture frames, gathered special decorations – the works. I also spent a long time creating birthday invitations that had photos of Jai as a small child on them; but then I had to follow up the invitation with a cancellation notice because, well, March of 2020 happened.
When the world goes back to normal, I’m planning to host a belated birthday/reunion party. We’re not there yet, but in the meantime, I’m getting major inspiration from Basic Invite. Whether you’re sending out 1st birthday invitations or 60 th birthday invites, there is every type of birthday invitation card you can imagine at Basic Invite. There’s a few reasons why you might want to browse invitation cards right now:
- You want some inspiration for your Pinterest boards
- You’re planning an event in the future
- You want to host a socially distanced gathering
- You’re planning a birthday party on Zoom
Whatever the reason, Basic Invite has you covered. Their invitations are super customizable, boasting over 180 colors available on their designs and 40 different envelope colors as well as silver, gold, and rose gold foil designs. The foil invitations can can be raised or flat depending on your preference, and you can check your work with their instant online preview. Once you have your perfect invite designed, you can order a printed sample of your card so you can see how it will look and check out the paper quality. Basic Invite is one of the few companies that allows you to do this.
One thing that really stands out to me about Basic Invite is their attention to the little details. For example, their envelopes are all peel and seal so you can close them easily without having to use an envelope sealing sponge – remember those?! They also offer an address capturing service that allows you to share a link across all your socials including Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to request addresses for everyone on your guest list. The addresses are then stored in your Basic Invite customer account so you can easily add them to your cards. Trust me, after chasing down countless addresses for my wedding invitations, I can see why this is such a valuable tool! Plus, Basic Invite will print the recipient address on the envelope for no additional cost. So the next time you need to send invitations – whenever and whatever for – Basic Invite has you covered.
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