Being able to print through your own printer allows you the flexibility you might not otherwise get.  You have a very wide variety of papers, envelopes, and other materials to print on.  We recommend printing on Card Stock, a paper that is at least 80lbs.  (It is a heavier paper that is often referred to by its weight.)  You may also choose to have your invitations printed on cardboard, textured papers, or other mediums. Many different kinds, textures, and weights of papers may be purchased at stores and warehouses across the nation, as well as online.  Below are a few stores and online shops we recommend looking at.

bulk cardstock at Xpedx

handmade paper online at Etsy.com

lots of solid paper choices online at PaperSouce.com

As for a printer, you may be the Do-It-Yourself type and we fully endorse your printing your invitations yourself.  However, if you would like to go with a professional printer, online printer, local printer, or even a letterpress artist, we are happy to set your personalized designs to their templates.  Below is a list of online printers you might be interested in.

extras such as glossy prints are available at OvernightPrints.com

lots of options online at CatPrint.com

specifically for wedding packages on CardsAndPockets.com