First, let's talk about your budget. How much should you spend and what you want to get for your money. Once you have set a budget, stick to it.
Once you've created your budget then I recommend you to specify exactly what you want and why. What you should have your wedding cards and what is luxury. I will collect ideas and designs and put them together in a scrapbook. This way you can see what you want, and others show, if necessary.
After deciding what you want and why I would not advise you to save a search online and offline. There are literally hundreds of shops both online and offline, that the sale of wedding cards. If you trawl through them and find they all tried, it would totally consume you. So my advice would be a short list of, say, to create 10 vendors. Visit or call to see what they can offer you, and navigate their catalogs / displays for ideas and inspiration. I always find that when you close the deal, what your budget is to say they are more than happy to welcome you and help you find the perfect card for your wedding budget.
If you still can not, the perfect wedding card in your budget, then I would suggest your own. This may sound like more trouble than it's worth, but the creation and production of your own wedding cards can be fun, enjoyable and stress free. You can customize all aspects of the card from the wording of the envelope. If this sounds ideal for you so paper crafting kits and accessories made to be cheap, and what better way to communicate what you believe in your map by doing it yourself. When you use the card itself, I would advise you not a bit of trial and error before producing the finished product. This way you can see what works and what does not work for you.
