Invite Printing?

Re: Invite Printing?

• Cheekie4 member

  October 2010

  I bought from Etsy & printed thru Walmart (even tho I hate that place).  It's thin like a regular photo.

  Maybe try Office Max?  I sent them my resume & had it printed on resume paper when I was job hunting years ago.  They may be able to do something for you.

  

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• Liss_37 member

  October 2010

  I used vistaprint.com and they were great. I got invites that look like postcards, they came on very quality cardstock paper. The prices were very reasonable as well! 

  Me: 37
  DH: 36
  Married: 08-25-07
  DS: 11-20-09

  

  
  
  

  Name change alert: Formerly Lisswastaken

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• MaybeBabyTime

  October 2010

  I actually just posted about this. I had my sister's baby shower invites printed at FedEx/Kinkos on their highest quality cardstock. They were a rich color (navy) and did not come out well. I am going back to the store tomorrow to see if they will reprint them.

  

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• LarloBlue

  October 2010

  Shortyred prints them at home!

  www.facebook.com/shortyreddesigns

  50 cents an invite plus shipping (if it's over 20 invites)

  Just leave a note on her wall.

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• TeamRey

  October 2010

  We did Fed Ex glossy card stock.  I did not like how they turned out though.  They were a little dark and blurry.  So I had them reprinted at snapfish as a matte photo and they turned out much much better.

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