How do I print wedding invitation mailing list at home?
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Are you printing the invitations or the labels?\n\nIf you're printing the labels, you can buy those pre-cut labels in stationery shops. The sheets are usually in letter or A4 size, and you have a choice of the size of the label and thus the number of labels that fit in a sheet. \n\nSome label manufacturers have a template (like a sample page with the lines matching the label sheet) that you can download from their website (look up the product code). Otherwise you can just type out your addresses in any word document and just try to match the spacing. Print a test page on plain paper first. \n\nThe other option is to get a label sheet that is A4 or letter size, meaning there are no smaller stickers cut into it. Then you just print normally and then cut it up with a pair of scissors. \n\nSo in other words, no need for special software at all, just any normal word program will do.
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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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try the "Printable View" option when you open an email
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http://www4.imagine-msn.com/minisites/mail/Default.aspx?locale=en-us\n\nSignup and wait for the invitation..
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Print new invites if they haven't been mailed.  If not, do the line-out method.  Labels will look tacky, so I recommend avoiding that.  If they have already been mailed, you'll have to print an amendment card for everyone.  Something simple that just says "Please note the date of Jan & Joe's wedding is now January 1st, 2007.  All other details remain the same."  You could even include an apology and a 'we hope to see you there'.  : )
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I just Googled "Free Birthday Invitation Template" and found the following sites that look like they'll help.  Note, the first few lines of the page contain Google Ads.  Scroll down to find the good stuff!
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If you have a website, there might be a mailing list program that you could use along with your web site.  I use Intermedia.net as my web host and they have an included application for just this purpose.\n\nAlternatively you can go to http://www.topica.com and use their service, which allows for exactly what you describe.  The cost is around $50 a month or so -- which is a tad steep, the first alternative would be less pricy (typically $5-10 a month)
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Go to www.weddingchannel.com or www.theknot.com and look and wedding planning and request catalogs.
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http://www.weddingchannel.com/ui/buildArticle.action?assetPath=/templates/Invitations/iv3envelopes.vm\n\nTry the above listed website.  I used it a lot for my wedding invitations.  It doesn't specifically list Dr. & Dr., but looking at it makes me suspect that you might list their names as "Doctor Michael Smith and Doctor Mary Smith".  That seems respectful, even if it isn't perfect.
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If I was going that route, I'd go buy a cheap publisher program. In fact is you already have a full version of MS Office you'll have Publisher. Once you have the program you can design your cards.  Most programs have templates to get you started if you need help.\n\nBut because paper can be pricy for real nice invite I'll also include link to online Invitation creation sites.  Basicly you design and they print them.  Some let you design and print but sell special paper.\n\nIn the end I think you'll be happer with the results.\n\nBelow are some links:
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Try http://www.wilton.com/printyourown/stationery/help_popup.cfm
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Yes, you always can ask for samples but sometimes you have to pay for them (between 2 and 5 dollars), I know a couple of places that send them for free:\nwww.theamericanwedding.com\nwww.invitationswithstyle.com\nGood luck,\nKathy
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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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There are several online places.  You may want to try printedgoods.com or cafepress.
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ink4printers@yahoo.co.uk
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First of all you need business cards....if you have a computer at home you can make your own business cards. Its pretty simple. Hand them out to friends, neigbors and people that you meet...give them extra two or so to give to their friends. \nSecondly you need to do a business lunch and invite, friends, neighbors and who ever you think will some day need your business. You just need like sandwiches, or finger foods and juices.\n\nSend out your invitations....make a broucher....just cheap...you can do it at home....print so many out.\n\nThen talk your invitations about your business. They will pass the word on I promise....\n\nMY HUSBANDS BUSINESS HAS TAKEN OF...AND GUESS WHAT! HE IS 2 MONTHS BEHIND WORK....CUSTOMERS DON'T MIND THOUGH BECAUSE HE IS SO GOOD AT WHAT HE DOES THEY DON'T WANT SOMEONE ELSE....
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When you go to your address book, look just above the main list. You will see 'printable veiw', click on that and then print. Wahlah, you got your address list in hand. Good Luck...