Analyst Sterling Auty downgraded the stock to neutral, after being at overweight since he started covering it in May 2016, a month after the IPO. He lowered his stock price target to $12, which was below the $14 IPO price for the first time, from $15. Although the company beat fiscal third-quarter loss-per-share and sales expectations, the company provided a downbeat outlook for the current quarter, which Auty said might reflect caution following the departure of Chief Revenue Officer Jason Capitel in October.
1 Wedding invitation costs can range from $1.50 each with do-it-yourself kits from craft stores to $3 or $4 each for mid-range standardized invitations on mid-weight paper to $9 or more each for invitations that use a high-end printing process -- such as engraving or letterpress -- on quality handmade or silk paper. The per-invitation cost goes up with extra folds -- tri-fold costs more than bi-fold -- or lining on the invitations or envelopes. 2  The average couple spends $659 on invitations and reply-cards, according to The Bridal Association of America.
As for how much to spend: Wedding guests say theyâll spend an average of $108 on gifts, up 15% from 2012. Not all gifts are created equal, however, and consumers will weigh factors like relationship to the bride or groom (45%) and budget at the time of the wedding (33%) before deciding how much to spend.gain, how much to spend depends on how close you are to the person. The consensus on Baby Center suggests: $20-$25 for a co-worker or acquaintance, $50 for a close friend, or $100 for a best friend or family member.