I want to order one for my reception (to hold the cards I get). Has anyone ordered one of their 'scratch and dent' boxes? The website says they do not have major damage and that some of the brides have used them as is. I just wanted to get some feedback if anyone has ordered and received one of the 'scratch and dent' boxes. TIA
rocketsummer17
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I ordered a scratch and dent from her in white (i plan on painting it brown anyway...) and I did not see a single thing wrong with the frames...I am very happy that I bought my cardbox from her!!
mokie74m
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Thanks. That's great news!!
rocketsummer17
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Any time!! Hope you like yours just as much as I like mine!!
Juhgail
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Honestly, you can always out some ribbon on it if its bad.
Save the money for something you probably wont keep.
The website is www.theperfectcardbox.com. Its a picture cardbox that your guests will put their envelopes in at the reception. It has a lock too, which is really nice (just in case). Check it out, its a cute idea and its cheaper than some of the other cardboxes out there.
coldasice217
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I'm going to order in a few weeks when they come back in stock, I don't want to pay up front yet. I'm really debating the scratch and dent...that 20 bucks is a tank of gas for me. But my luck I'd get the one with the giant gash on it, and I'm keeping it white, and I'm a perfectionist, so...
Nina1010
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WOW...nice card boxes. I never considered having one...just figured my dad could watch the cards since he won't be dancing much. But this... this is nice, subtle, not so obvious. I like it.
mokie74m
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That's why I like it. I figured I can use it after the wedding too, which is really nice.
