Invitation Printing

mandydc0509

Anyone here print/or plan to print their invitations? Where are you planning to go?

I've heard Kinkos on some of the other boards, but I'm wondering if there's someone else in Houston that's a good choice.

tyboyd

I printed mine at home on my Cannon MX something. I just told the printer what size paper I was printing on and voila, printed invitations.

sklink0486

If I were you, I would check into locally-owned printing places. There is a place called Minuteman Press in my area that was really cheap and they print them for you, and they had good reviews. My invitation designer on Etsy warned me about going to places like Kinko's, etc.

mandydc0509

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/local-wedding-boards_texas-houston_invitation-printing?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Local Wedding BoardsForum:121Discussion:657fe584-b82e-48fe-b033-ec2f0c3b6195Post:795cf7fc-8487-42ad-a7d2-8a01977c8505">Re: Invitation Printing</a>:
[QUOTE]If I were you, I would check into locally-owned printing places. There is a place called Minuteman Press in my area that was really cheap and they print them for you, and they had good reviews. My invitation designer on Etsy warned me about going to places like Kinko's, etc.
Posted by sklink0486[/QUOTE]

I have heard of this place, but I didn't realize there were so many locations near me! Thank you!

lewisc2002

we printed our programs, menus, place cards, table name cards, and save the dates at kinko's, but had issues b/c some employees won't print on shiny cardstock. even when we gave them the settings used for the save-the-dates and said we would pay for any potential damage to their printeres (b/c we knew there would be any), we were forced to visit multiple kinko's to get it all done - so if you can avoid the headache and throat-punch-inducing frustration, i would.