A graduation is an important part of one’s life because it means a cycle has been completed and new opportunities for challenge and growth awaits in the avenue of life. When an important cycle is completed like those of the school years, one of the best way to honor it is by celebrating with friends and families. And the first step to prepare for the occasion is by gathering friends and family all together in one place through Grad announcements and party college invitations.
I’m sharing Basic Invite as one of my favorite websites for beautiful invitation cards! I love that this is one of the few websites that allows unlimited color options with instant previews online. Once you select a design from their endless collection, you can change the color of each element on the card. There are over 180 colors to choose from, the invite is sure to be exactly how you want it.
Also, they offer over 40 Different Colors of Envelopes to choose from. And with so many options, you can make the envelope match the invitation you desire. All of the envelopes are peel and seal so they can be closed quickly and securely.
Another extraordinary thing about Basic Invite that keeps me coming back is that they allow you to order a printed sample of their actual invitation before you place your final order. So you can see the paper quality and how it will print, and make sure your card is perfect. And if you want to keep things simple, the best of all is that they offer an address capturing service that allows you to share a link on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or any other social media to request your friends and family’s addresses. Isn’t it great?!? 🤗
By the way beauties, Foil cards are available in gold, silver, and rose gold. You can choose flat or raised foil on all of Basic Invite’s foil designs. Right now Basic Invite is offering 15% off with coupon code: 15FF51
I hope you all enjoyed reading and discovering about Basic Invite and love it much as I do. It is such an amazing place to create bonds of connection with your loves ones.
