- Do you have enough time to personally make the wedding invites? It is often a job that takes hours and can be high stress. A professional still could be the easier option.

- What paper stock are you going to print the wedding invites on to? Will this fit in with the theme? The type of paper you print on is often what makes or breaks an invite. The rest is usually some nice scripted font with good type design. I suggest you obtain some samples and test that it fits in your printer and it prints fine (doesn’t smudge or run often a problem on certain glossy paper with an ink jet printer)

- How many people are invited to the wedding? This will determine how much paper stock you will need!

- How many invites will fit onto a sheet of paper, yet again how much printable wedding invitation paper will you need!

- How many sheets you will need (always have more since you will miss cut some accidentally) People coming divided by how many fit on the paper!

- Other pieces of paper that go in with the invite (wishing well, RSVP Card). What else is going out in the envelope with your invite! I strongly suggest that you keep these on the same paper stock to get a holistic look and feel to your wedding invites!

- Do you have space to cut out and form the invites? After you have printed out the wedding invites you will find that most of your time will be spent cutting the invites you just printed. Especially if you have decided on a multiple layer invite which is quiet frequent!

- Have you taken care of the wedding invite check list