my advice is DO NOT DO IT!! spend the extra money to have it professionally done..fh and i had the most difficult time and it took 2 different printers at home (they kept getting stuck and crinkled) and 3 laser printers at work before it worked and it took hours to get it done..what a nightmare..but overall they look alright i guess. i just wish we had paid for it to be done instead. i didn't need the added stress and neither do YOU!!! jmo
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I am SO SORRY you had a rough time...but glad that you got it done...yes, the invites are a huge pain and at least yours are on their way out!
goingtobemrs
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I printed all my invites, response cards, reception cards from my home printer with no problem. It was DEFINITELY worth it to me to save money! Sorry you had such a hard time!
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I printed all my invites, response cards, reception cards from my home printer with no problem. It was DEFINITELY worth it to me to save money! Sorry you had such a hard time!
were your envelpes lined?? i think that's where the problem came in..they were too thick..oh well the nightmare is over and they'll be out tomorrow..
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I am in the process of doing mine and they are coming out great.. my FMIL couldn't even tell that they were printed.. they aren't lined, so that may be why it's not a problem for me
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I just did mine and they weren't lined. So I guess that makes it easeir.