Rec a printer?

Jay+Marissa · March 2010

Especially in the Flower Mound/Lewisville area. I have my cardstock and the design, but I cannot find anyone that will charge less than .50 cents/invite. In Norman, my quote was .19/per invite! I'd like to get them done while I'm in Dallas this week, so if anyone knows of a good place, let me know!

mandasue178 · March 2010

How many do you need printed?

MissesKB · March 2010

A commerical printer may want you to buy the paper from them. Have you tried Kinko's, Staples, Office Max, AlphaGraphics? What size/weight paper do you have?

Jay+Marissa · March 2010

I have 140 invites and 140 response cards--they are both carstock from cardsandpockets.com. I'm not sure of the weight, but they aren't too bad. I haven't tried OfficeMax--I need to look at them. Kinkos and all of the 8 other stores I called today want ~.50/each.

mandasue178 · March 2010

Yikes. I got like 200 invites printed at Kinkos for like $14. But they were only black ink, which is probably why they were so cheap.

MissAngel · March 2010

We used Curtis (Mirage Printing). He is located in old town Lewisville. Very nice guy, he's the owner and just works with his wife. We printed 500 invitations using thermography ink for about $150 a little while ago. Since we used a full 8.5 x 11 cardstock, we designed it to use every inch of that piece of cardstock and he cut everything at no charge. We even had room to make some monogram squares that we used for the outside of the envelope with some adhesive. (Although these pieces did end up being too small to finely cut on his cutting machine, he left a larger border so we could trim them ourselves, but the larger pieces were cut perfectly.)