I need to make bachelor party invitations but can't find any ideas. Looked on the internet 5 days now.?
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How much are you willing to spend? Because you can get some great ones made at speciality stores like paperplum,or other places that just specialize in invitations. And they can put whatever you want on them and pick a theme. I had some great ones done for my cousin baby shower they were awesome, Nothing like you ever seen it was a his and hers baby shower dinner for 50 people and they had their names on them and the babys name because they knew what they were having with a great saying. So go from there Good Luck
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I made my own invites, which I really like. I am an avid scrapbooker too, and used www.mygatsby.com and went to the Envelopement line. We re-created the 9x5 envelopement. We ordered one in, tore it apart to make a template, and bought our own paper and embellishments. Check out the pic at \nhttp://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b143/blushing27/IMG_1001_small.jpg
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DEPENDS IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR SET UP TEMPLATES OR WORDING ONES, AND WHAT IT'S FOR... TRY UPRINT.COM, OR WILTONPRINT.COM \n\nFOR WORDING, GOOGLE THE PHRASE "WEDDING INVITATION WORDING" OR WHATEVER KIND OF WORDING. \n\nOR JUST FIGURE WHAT SIZE PAPER YOU WANT, OPEN WORD, CREATE AWAY TIL YOUR HEART'S CONTENT. YOU CAN DO A PRINT PREVIEW AND MAKE SURE EVERYTHING WILL SHOW WITH THE MARGIN SETTINGS, OR YOU CAN CHANGE THE MARGINS.
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Here in the states, florist shops sell them--if you have a pay-pal account or a credit card, you can access an awful lot of reputable companies, such as party planner-type companies, who would be more than willing to ship them to you! In fact, I could hook you up in my hometown here in Arizona. Go to eBay and contact 'azmegs'-just tell me whether you need them pre-aired(ship will be expensive,due to package size!), how many you want, if you want them personalized, what type(foil,with plastic sticks or with ribbon,rubber), what colors and approx. size that you would like and I will email you some different contacts and specifics. You can pick your pictures to put on them, lettering styles, etc. I have all of that info from when my friend had a custom balloon business!!Go over the top without thinking of the cost because that will allow me to get the absolute best pricing info for you and you can narrow down to fit budget afterwards! Basically, I do know that the few shops in my town are not very pricey, and one in particular is AMAZING in both price and quality and customer service!! It's only a matter of simple local phone calls for me and since I have a fax and used to design most of all the shops' Ads, To do that for you would be a pleasure and no effort at all and ZERO charge on my end---hope to hear from you!
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just now I have send an Invitation..\n\nhttp://www.orkut.com/Home.aspx?xid=9959370504440871414
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Look in the yellow pages of your phone book.  You'll find them all grouped nicely in there!  I forget what it is under.  Try looking under one of these keywords any you'll get everything you need! Good luck!\n\nWeddings, Banquet, DJ, Party
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http://www.theknot.com\n\nIt has tons of articles and other ideas for everyone in the bridal party.
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organise a good bachelor party with dancers, drinks etc. and make sure the groom will have a good time and write a speech that comes from your friendship with him including a good joke as an ice breaker. good luck
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You can customize and order one at www.creativelasering.com. Those other people are obviously stupid (AND not married) since they didn't know what u meant!! Good luck-- on the customized b-ball and the wedding!!
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I make my own invitations all the time, it's inexpensive and easy. I use plain 4 X 6 index cards and self sealing 4-3/8" x 5-3/4" envelopes that you can buy at any office supply store. You can do 100 invites for $15 and have 400 index cards leftover. You have to trim the bottom of the card so that it will fit in the envelope but that's easy. I use a paper cutter or a pair of speciality shears that you can buy at craft stores, but you could use regular scissors. I print the cards using Microsoft Word. You can usually find art work to fit any theme right in Word's clip art file. I listed the wording below and I usually center it on the card. It's pretty easy, good luck.\n\nYou are cordially invited to\nA Rehearsal Dinner\nMay 1, 2006, 6:00 p.m.\nThe Smith Residence\n123 First Street\nAnytown, Wyoming\n\nPlease RSVP by April 25, 2006\nto 307-555-1212 \n\nAlso Evite is a good way to send invitations if everyone you're inviting has email.  This wouldn't work in my family because most of them are 25 years behind.  Good Luck
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There's one:\nHobby Lobby Creative Center\n5103 Harvey St.\nMuskegon (231-798-8373)\nwww.hobbylobby.com\n\nIf they don't have what you're looking for, try a stationery store or large office supply store. Another alternative is to order them online. There are lots of web sites. Just type "DIY Wedding invitations" in the Search box. I found these sites that way:\nhttp://www.rexcraft.com/Custom/Rexcraft/Rexcraft_CatPrintYourOwn.cfm?sSource=yahoo_reprise&kw=diy_weddings_invitations\nhttp://www.diypapers.com/\nhttp://www.pricescope.com/diamonds/x28008.htm
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There are usually 6 components to a wedding invitation:  the RSVP card, the RSVP envelope pre-printed with your address, a sheet of tissue paper, the invitation itself, an inside envelope and an outside envelope.  Put the RSVP card under the flap of the RSVP envelope.  Put that with the tissue paper inside of the invitation (if it opens).  If not, then layer the RSVP card tucked inside the RSVP envelope flap on top of the tissue paper on top of the invitation and place all face up into the inside envelope.  DO NOT SEAL.  On the face of the envelope, write the names of all of the people at that address who will be invited (i.e., Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Sue & Mary; or John Smith & Guest).  Place this inside the outside envelope with the writing facing the opening and the top of the inside envelope the same as the outside envelope.  Address the outside envelope with formalities (i.e. Mr. John Smith; Mr. & Mrs. Smith and family).  Don't forget to put a stamp on the RSVP envelope.  Also - remember - it's etiquette to write out everything in full on the outside envelope (no abbreviations)\n\nCongratulations on your wedding!
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go to craft malls..or a party store. they can come in bulk and then it's cheap!!!
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I think u need to look out for what exactly in invitation... r u thinking of invitation cards business then u need some really creative ideas along with some collegues who are equally creative with no of ideas for al occassions...u need a printing press or a vendor who can get it done 4 u... and just go ahead and get ur business online...
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The answers may vary, but I would time mailing out invitations to give me plenty of time for them to RSVP and for me to give a head-count for the church, reception venue, etc.\n\nMe personally, I would mail them out like 2 months in advance and have the RSVP date a month beforehand.  You need to check with the place that is printing your invitations to see how long after you order them that they will come in. \n\nP.S. - I bought invitation stationery at Party City and printed them up myself.  They came out really nice and I saved lots of money!
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Get some ideas from here: \n\nhttp://www.teenpartyideas.com/html/miscellaneous.html\n\nAlso, a day or so after the party, send out Thank You notes to each of your guests! =)
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do you have to post my invitations up for all to see??you,ll have a soggy somethin when i,ve finished with you.now GET HOME!!!!!