Hello,
I have been reading up on Michaels invitation kits and calling around to print shops and just have a more questions before I commit.
I read reviews saying that laser printers were making the ink smear and that inkjet printers didn't have a problem. However when I called Kinkos they said it was the exact opposite and they have laser printers as does Staples. Has anyone gone to get theirs printed and had any issues? I don't have a printer at home and didn't want to spend money on ink to use my parents (which I heard a lot of pain about getting them done in printers at home).
Also has anyone specifically bought and sent out BRIDES white wave invitations because I noticed on the box it said "extra postage may be required" I don't want to buy double the amount of stamps especially if its just simply getting rid of the ribbon it comes with to lower the weight or thickness.
Last question... I know there are templates so you can put what you want on everything, but I was thinking last night about the response cards and how some people have a guest others I am only invited them and there are food options. Will I be able to type in __ of __ attending and then have the ones that are 2 initial which food item they want so I know who got what??
Stuck between buying them at Michaels and having a place print them for me, just having a consultation at Kinkos and buying their paper and designs to do them or going with a company and/or Etsy? I don't want to spend much at all on invitations.
Thanks in advance for any advice!