What should I print them on? How should I go about this? I need directions to church and from there to reception. I kept on putting this off and it has to be done asap (preferably in the most simple way possible)>
ChristineC68
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We just wrote them out without maps to keep it simple (plus I can't look at a map and drive at the same time) then we had them printed them on light weight cardstock.
TwoBugs
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I used a medium weight ivory cardstock. I put a map on one side (downloaded from the church's web site) and wrote out directions on the other side. It didn't take long at all!
On the map, I also indicated where the reception hall was and let people figure out how to get between them themselves.
SeptWed
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I called my church who gave me one directional card and then typed them up on the computer myself and printed them out on card stock and cut them. I did the same thing for my hotel (who only gave me like 30)..
MrsBrad
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Posted by KathleenG
What should I print them on? How should I go about this? I need directions to church and from there to reception. I kept on putting this off and it has to be done asap (preferably in the most simple way possible)>
I am making to the church from Eastern LI and from Western LI. Then at the church I will have directions to the reception in each program. Also, I will get cards from the hall for the invitations.
DNICE
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I got these cards from Office Max & you can do it on the computer. They look like large business cards. They came out great.
