Where can I get nice paper to use for programs? And a template? I am literally clueless on how to DIY this but I need to. TIA!
michellecarin
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I am pretty sure you can go to Staples and buy a program for making your programs. My Best Friend and MOH made a simple program, folded a paper in half. I would suggest using Publisher
BNBride60
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BUMPPPPPP
LCnAC
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i made a simple program using cardstock from staples and used Powerpoint to make it..theres a pic in my album I will help you if you want it didnt take that long to figure it out
MrsD71208
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I used cardstock from Staples and printed them myself. Google wedding program templates and you'll find plenty. HTH
Dee0522
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I bought a kit from AC Moore... it was a pressed flower design with a ribbon. So pretty, and SO easy to do!!
MIssBridalBliss
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I used this thick cardstock from staples. office max carried it too. I did mine in word and used the MS Office templates for ideas.
Annoulak
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if you have microsoft office, then you probably have MS Publisher...they have a template for an event program (like a concert), which can easily be changed into anything you want.
soon2bmrsowad
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I am just having a problem figuring out what to put in the programs? what is everyone else doing
Espo22
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Posted by soon2bmrsowad
I am just having a problem figuring out what to put in the programs? what is everyone else doing
on left side we put our parents names, grandparents names
then we listed the bridal party including rb and FG
on the right side we did the order of our ceremony. Readings and who is doing them, songs, vows, unity candle.
Our church gave us a sample of a program to know the order and we just followed the same order just changed it obviously with readings we had and our readers names, also our song choices
lawbizz11
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theres a store called http://www.pickquickpapers.net/ they are great. I go there for all my at home printing projects. great for all paper needs
soon2bmrsowad
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Thanks I guess I'm so back and forth with everything. And want everything to be perfect but its hard if you have never done it before!!!
lawbizz11
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practice on scrap paper. cut out the size you will need (if your not using a full sheet of paper) for the project out of old paper not the good paper, then keep printing on that until its just right. I learned the hard way by wasting expensive paper because I thought I had it then it came out off centered or something