If you have or planning to do your own save the dates, invitations or anything you plan on printing out yourself, what kind of printer are you using? I'm hearing color laser printers are the way to go... but they are a bit pricey. Any suggestions?
Thanks
AugustBridein09
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i don't know if this counts but you can maybe make them and then take them to a fedex kinkos to print???
PoppedInASnap
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laser jet are the best.... i used to use themfor my business
frenchy702
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Posted by UKsunshine
i don't know if this counts but you can maybe make them and then take them to a fedex kinkos to print???
I thought about doing that but I am planning on doing a lot of DIY (invitations, save the dates, programs, place cards...) and I think it would be easier and maybe cheaper(?) to print them myself. But that is an excellent idea just incase my whole plan backfires. Thanks for your help
frenchy702
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laser jet are the best.... i used to use themfor my business
Yeah I hear they are amazing and so fast!
KristiAnn923
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Posted by MrsFazz2B
laser jet are the best.... i used to use themfor my business
Yeah I hear they are amazing and so fast!
This is what I have for work and the quakity is amazing. At home I have an inkjet but we are upgrading really soon! I love the idea of using Kinkos though.
MrsDtoBe09
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We printed our invites for the eparty on our printer (dont ask me what kind it is) but if we do our own invites for the wedding I want to get the thermography (raised print) from Kinkos or something like that.
