Diy Wedding Stationery

I do not find all the wedding invitations that really me and my fiance has anyone made their stationery of his marriage? How did you do? Did you use a kit? Were you satisfied with the results? What are your favorite resources to use? What would you recommend to all those who want to do the same thing?

We also could not find a kit that fits our personality, so we made ours. Archivers is a scrapbooking store in our town, they have a * t * ~ supply paper for us to use. We actually used paper and envelopes of various collections, but you can not say.

We traveled the collection of stamps and paper collection for ideas. Printed entirely on our home computer.

Everybody has completed on our invitations. In fact, many people have called to ask if they are handmade or purchased in advance ~ they all say, "I heard that you handmaking, but these look too nice."

Normally, Y! Do not let me post links to photobucket ~ but if I can understand, I'll post a link so you can see our guest.

EDIT: Ok, go to Photobucket and type "JTaylormaid" in their search bar. You will be prompted to "click" to see the album ~ user then you can see our guest.

I do not know why Y! Just do not let me put a direct link: (I even tried posting a link right on the website, not my album, and Y! A will not even let me do the following: (

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We used the instructions we found on this site and I think they came out great!

http://www.squidoo.com/DIYweddinginvitat ...

(They are cheap too. We spent like $ 40 total for 150 invitations).

I used a kit from Michaels and was able to customize printing with the included CD.
I have also dressed in applying wax seal on the seal. I used wax and stamped with gold Claddagh symbol I am descended from eBay. It was a nice touch.

We bought ours at Office Depot. They are also sold at Staples, and there are tons of sites that sell blank stationary (just search for "Blank Wedding fixed" and go through the links).

We have a photo quality printer at home NICE (Canon i-series), and printing all your invitations, announcements and photos without having to pay huge dollars for the "professionals".

My husband and I could not come to an agreement on appeals, or ... we just buy two different - but complementary - the design and used the same font / color for printing. It worked well and it's a fun story to tell when people browse our scrap book!

I found a picture I really liked that matched our wedding and folding card I liked and went to a store and found the scrapbook paper scrap book I loved when he took all FedEx Kinkos and the staff was helpful and SOOO worked with me and my FH to make my invites my very own! since I'm having such a small wedding that was much cheaper than having made for me ... or buy them online ... and nobody else is an invitation like mine ... lol

I got mine at Michael, they were clear and I added a charm with colored ribbon to dress them. Many people commented on them and were surprised to discover that I've made.

We bought ours at Wal-Mart, they had some pretty nice to use, and 2 packs of 40. We paid $ 28.00, it comes with info site. to help you word, they also come with reply cards and envelopes for both. You can decorate to suit your style.

Michael is great but not a huge selection. You can find them on eBay and other online stores.

I found mine in a craft store that went out of business. They were pretty easy, but I'll do some "crafty" things to dress a little more.
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