Hey girls! Does anyone know what they r doing for ceremony programs or reccomend anything. I figured I was going to buy nice paper and make them myself and add nice detailing to it (ribbon and crystals?)
AugustFeather
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I think I am going to do my own... very simple maybe add a bow where the fold is
Kinda like this..
nicoleandsean
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I'm going to make my own. There are some good templates out there!
Sajane
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Perfect! Thanks! Where can I find templates? On microsoft word? I am def going to make them and try to keep the cost down. Its something I don't want to spend too much money on being that so many ppl will probably just get rid of them
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I figured I was going to buy nice paper and make them myself and add nice detailing to it (ribbon and crystals?)
Yep, that's what I did!
Sajane
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Those are amazing!!! How exactly did u do that??? I don't think I coulD ever do that haha
MongieToBe
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Those are amazing!!! How exactly did u do that??? I don't think I coulD ever do that haha
Thank you!
It really wasn't too difficult. I bought the paper from Paper and More who are fabulous & I totally recommend them for anything paper! You can also order cheap samples which was great.
I had created our monogram in Paint and then saved it as a PDF so I could use it on all diff paper projects. Then I used Print Shop to create the actual program. I chose the Brochure setting (I think) and then it automatically creates 3 columns. Then I used a paper cutter to cut the paper, punched a whole & tied some ribbon. You can also do it in Word by creating 3 different columns in the document.
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Posted by Sajane
Those are amazing!!! How exactly did u do that??? I don't think I coulD ever do that haha
Thank you!
It really wasn't too difficult. I bought the paper from Paper and More who are fabulous & I totally recommend them for anything paper! You can also order cheap samples which was great.
I had created our monogram in Paint and then saved it as a PDF so I could use it on all diff paper projects. Then I used Print Shop to create the actual program. I chose the Brochure setting (I think) and then it automatically creates 3 columns. Then I used a paper cutter to cut the paper, punched a whole & tied some ribbon. You can also do it in Word by creating 3 different columns in the document.
Those are beautiful!
Corinne Ann
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i am making mine... sorry i dont have a picture.... i bought the paper from mygatsby.com and ribbon from bbcrafts.com
angelscri
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I bought linen paper from Michaels and I am making my own.
FutureJOC
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There are pics in my album (All Things Paper). I made the template on Power Point and it's a simple fold in the middle.
Im getting Married
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I just got a kit at Micheals over the weekend on clearance so I will be testing that out very soon. Right after we finalize our information with the church
JessNicole7EM
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I paid for mine.. they were really cheap though.
Sajane
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What kind of paper did u use, linen? I really like those! I'm going to have to experiment with mty computer!!
MongieToBe
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What kind of paper did u use, linen? I really like those! I'm going to have to experiment with mty computer!!
I used metallic cardstock
Ellynrose
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I have a template for programs. Once it is put together it creates a fan. I'm having an outdoor ceremony so I thought it'd be perfect. I'm making them on my own - they're pretty simple to do actually.
If you want the template, message me with your email address, and I'll forward it!
