Especially those of you who printed your own invites. we did a test sheet, and the invite curled... and was too thick for the printer. In fact, I just broke the printer trying to fix it... oops!
So... recommend your printer!
Nina1010
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I used an HP 4600DN color laser printer for my test page and a few invites. They came out great. However, I plan to print my wedding invitations using Kinko's. Just bringing my template on a thumb drive with my invitations and have them run it off.
JAAMS
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this is my worst nightmare lol
i am curious as to what the answer is
eternitybride
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I used a HP Officejet K5400. The cardstock was too thick to go through, so we layered our invites. One layer is a normal weight metallic paper, the other layer is the thicker card stock, which prevented the curling
