E-Party invites..can you post your or atleast tell me the wording used
beautyq115
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E-Party invites..can you post your or atleast tell me the wording used
I posted this on BHB but no one responded
I am stressed about doing the invites. Can someone help me.
Also where did you buy the paper/envelopes??
Thanks Girls
leese
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I did them for mine... see the following...
From Hallmark and I printed them on my computer...just said we were tying the knot..and then included a ribbon tied in a knot!
cantwait2bewed
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This is the wording on mine. I havent made them yet I am still waiting on the paper:
“Love is a mighty power, a great and complete good. Love knows no limits, but ardently transcends all bounds.” – Thomas Kempis
Come and join ? and ? for the celebration of their wonderful engagement to one another on April 23rd2005 2:30pm-7:30pm
Celebration will take place at Name of Club ? Newark, New Jersey
To RSVP please call: ? or ?
beautyq115
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Very cute ideas..thanks. Never thought of Hallmark..were the invites expensive???
Kris516
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I have also been searching for invites, and here are some good sites:
FineStationery.com - expensive Paperstyle.com Partycat.com - fun/cutesy IBY.com vistaprint.com - you can design your own invite, STDs (ha), and more.
Some of the sites are just good inspiration - to take the saying or design from one card and apply it to another to make your own. In most cases, it seemed envelopes were included.
Hope this helps!
janelle
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We actually made them ourselves. It was very simple wording. We bought response cards from staples (there were 50 in a pack) and just did it on Word. Here's what they looked like.
