We veered from tradition this year, and instead of making the invitations to our 4th (!) annual Halloween party, I happened upon a site called Punchbowl and went digital!
Hubby went back to school this Fall to become a Master in Business Administration...
...this is what happens when I'm without my Master of Halloween!
Punchbowl let me "design" and "mail" a digital Save the Date and separate invitation to 30 guests for free. And, as far as I can tell there is no guest limit.
Punchbowl is keeping a record of our guests' responses/RSVPs, and I can even see how many attending guests are adults, children, and infants.
We chose this design:
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| I was able to edit the text, and the stamp on the "envelope." |
Our Save the Date:
Our invitation:
Off to one side we included additional details:
Next year, though I'd love to keep with tradition and make our invitations, because Punchbowl made getting invitations out {quickly} this easy, I would seriously consider using them again. Until then, I know I'll use them for at least one Thanksgiving, Christmas, or New Year's Eve-related event!
To end I thought I'd give you a peek into our first 'official' Halloween invitation in 2009, with a disclaimer: out-of-focus photos may cause eye strain...whO took these photos?!
^this girl!
{ 2009 }
The Haunted Mansion
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| Our Severed Finger Invitation |
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| and Martha's |
My severed finger model, Hubby
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| Paper cup + 3-D Gel Instant Molding Compound, from Michaels + Hubby's fingers = mold Then, you fill your molds with plaster |
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| and leave them to set! |
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