HELP!!!! invitation envelopes, need a Printing shope

wayra76

Hi!!!!

Ok so my wedding is in November, and I'm running out of time to finish everything on time.  My invitations are arriving this week (hopefully) but they need to be mailed as soon as possible.  My big problem is marking the envelopes, calligraphy is out of the game because of time and cost.  I was thinking having them printed but I'm having a hard time finding a pinting shoppe here in Houston that does it and that is also cheap.  Any suggestions??????????

mksmith5

Kinkos? Staples?

MissAngel

I'm just going to feed them through my laser printer one by one.  That's the only way I can figure to do it that won't cost me an arm and a leg.

jobie02

Accurate Affordable Printing
3612 Mangum Road
Houston, TX 77092
(713) 263-0086

I don't know what you consider cheap, but they did mine at a reasonable cost.

mdscopel

You could print onto clear labels and then stick them on the envelopes.  Saves ALOT of time instead of hand feeding them through the printer.  The clear looks alot better than the white and works with any envelope.

miriellegirl

I did clear labels for mine and used a calligraphy font. In the end it doesn't matter because the post office is going to mess up the outer envelops of the invitations anyways. Labels were very easy and they looked nice.

SHUVUU

Old Knottie lurking after a LONG time

I used http://bachcroft.com/default.html and went with one of their clear designs. It cost me about $30 for 100 invitations and they were beautiful. You just upload your addresses and they send you the labels already printed out.

Jazzy143Wed210207

I say use your laser print and print them yourself. I did and they came out great. Just download a fancy font. You can also try RPM printing.