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How to Order Custom Wedding Invitations on Minted

If you're planning a wedding, you already know the little details matter. One of the first big decisions you’ll make is choosing the right invitations—because they’re more than just paper; they set the tone for your entire day. If you want something custom, personal, and incredibly easy to create, Minted is a go-to for a reason.

From elegant scripts to bold modern layouts, Minted offers beautifully designed wedding invitations you can fully personalize—even if you’ve never customized a thing before. The best part? You don’t need to be a designer. With three easy customization options and an expert team ready to help, ordering your wedding invites is actually kind of fun.

Here’s your step-by-step guide to ordering custom wedding invitations on Minted, with everything you need to know (and no fluff).

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Step 1: Start with a Design You Love

Visit Minted website and head to the Wedding Invitations section under “Weddings.” You’ll instantly see a huge selection of styles: romantic, rustic, minimalist, floral, formal—you name it. Every design is created by an independent artist, which means you won’t see these invites anywhere else.

Use filters to narrow down by color, style, or theme, or search by your wedding season or vibe (like “boho,” “classic,” or “black tie”).

Step 2: Customize Your Design (3 Ways to Do It)

Once you’ve picked a design, Minted gives you three simple ways to customize it—whether you want to tweak a few things or change it completely.

1. Use the Customizer Tool (Do It Yourself)

If you’re the type who likes hands-on control, Minted’s customizer tool is for you. It’s super easy to use—just click “Personalize” and start editing right in your browser.

Here’s what you can change using the customizer:

Text: Edit names, date, time, venue, and even tone (formal or fun? Your call).
Colors: Choose from preset colors or request a custom one.
Foil Text: Add a bit of shine with foil stamping in gold, silver, rose gold, and more.
Silhouette Shape: Pick a shape for your card—rounded corners, wavy edges, etc.
Paper Type: Choose signature, recycled, pearlescent, or double-thick paper.
Back Design & Add-ons: Add a custom back-of-card design, matching RSVP cards, and more.

You can preview everything in real time, so you’ll know exactly how it will look before ordering.

Note: Some changes like foil, paper upgrades, and shapes may come with a small extra charge.

2. Submit a Free Design Request

Want something more specific? No problem. When you place your order, you can submit a design request—which is totally free. A Minted designer will work directly with you to make advanced edits and send unlimited digital proofs until it’s just right.

Things a designer can help with:

Match your wedding colors exactly
Rearrange or resize text
Add or remove text boxes
Add symbols, crests, or illustrations
Incorporate a photo or QR code
Support foreign languages or unique fonts

3. Get One-on-One Help from an Expert (Free!)

If you’re feeling stuck or just want advice, you can book a free consultation with Minted’s Wedding Concierge Team. They’ll walk you through everything—from choosing a design to customizing every detail. This option is perfect for couples who want that personalized touch or just need help finding a design that fits their theme and style.

Step 3: Choose Your Quantity & Add-Ons

Once your design is finalized, select how many invitations you need. Minted recommends ordering at least 10–15 extras for last-minute guests or keepsakes.

You can also add:

Matching RSVP and details cards.
Envelopes with recipient addressing (Minted will print the addresses for you—huge time-saver!).
Custom envelope liners and belly bands for extra flair.

Step 4: Review & Approve Your Proof

If you used the design request option, your designer will email a digital proof. Review it carefully and either approve it or request changes. Minted offers unlimited revisions, so don’t be shy about making it perfect.

Step 5: Place Your Order and Wait for Delivery

After you approve your design, your invitations head to print. Minted typically ships in 4–7 business days, and everything is beautifully packaged and ready to send. Just a heads-up—Minted does not mail your invitations for you, so make sure to budget time for stuffing and stamping.

Current Minted Wedding Offers You Shouldn’t Miss

Before you hit “checkout,” don’t skip these amazing Minted wedding promotions that can help you save big while getting everything you want:

Get 15% off wedding orders and 25% off save the dates with code WEDDING2025. Ends March 31, 2025 at 11:59pm PT.
Save 25% on save the dates and engagement announcements using code ENGAGED25. Valid through March 31, 2025.
Enjoy $10 off wedding stationery samples with code 10FREE. A limited-time chance to try before you buy.
Get a $50 credit toward wedding stationery when you create a free Minted wedding website—no code needed!

Final Thoughts

Designing your dream wedding invitations might sound overwhelming, but with Minted, it’s actually fun and stress-free. Whether you want to take full control, collaborate with a designer, or just chat with a stationery expert, you’ve got options.

So if you’re ready to send out wedding invites that feel like you—this is the way to do it.

FAQs

How much do wedding invitations cost on Minted?

Prices vary based on quantity, paper type, and add-ons. Most invitations range from $2.34–$4.50 per card, with discounts often available.

Does Minted send out the invitations for you?

No. Minted prints and ships everything to you, but you’ll handle mailing them yourself.

How long does it take to get Minted invitations?

Production typically takes 4–7 business days after proof approval. Shipping times vary based on your location and shipping method.

Do Minted invitations say “Minted” on them?

Nope! Minted doesn’t place their branding on the front or back of the actual invitation, so your design stays clean and personal.

No, you can only use one promo code per order. The full code value must be used in one transaction and can’t be combined with other discounts or credits.