Wednesday, September 22nd, 2010
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Tuesday, June 15th, 2010
What printer am i going to use if i want to make a wedding invitation with embossed lettering? Do you know what printer ?
I want to embossed the lettering of the wedding invitations.. they are printers with built in embosser for wedding invitations.
I want tom make a wedding imvitation with embossed named in the card… like the one you buy in wedding cards…. what printer will I use?
Monday, May 31st, 2010
I am making my own wedding invitations, my step dad does wonderful calligraphy and is going to do the inside wording. What type of copy place or printer do I need to go to in order to have the copies made, I will already have the paper. Can I just go to kinko’s???
Friday, May 28th, 2010
I’m starting a wedding invitation business and will mostly meet clients at their homes or wherever. The invitations will be printed from home. I need to know what kinds of printers will be durable for this type of business. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Saturday, May 15th, 2010
I am getting married and there are a lot of DIY projects I need to do for the wedding, such as the invitations, RSVP cards, programs, etc. A lot of these projects however do not use the standard paper weight. Can anyone suggest a good, affordable printer that holds card stock paper, at least 60#.
Could you please provide the model of the printer.
Sunday, May 2nd, 2010
Well, its not really for me but I know someone that does wedding invitations and many times people will ask him to print hundreds. What kind of printer should he get for this? Its professional but he does it from his home..
Wednesday, March 31st, 2010
I am helping my cousin with her wedding invitations. I have the format of what she wants & cut & glued the wording to a blank engraved card. When scanning it, the card start going crooked while it prints. Need a better, less stressful way to do this. Please advice & help me out! Thank you very much!
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