All I can say is... be very careful of what you are buying. I bought two boxes of very pretty stationery, thinking that I was going to save so much time and money by doing them on my own printer. It did not work out well. The paper is cardstock, and is quite thick. Even while attempting to print on manual feed, as instructed, it did not work - jammed on every page. I called Staples & Kinkos to see if they could do it, but their machines don't work on half-sized paper. I took the paper to a print shop and they're doing the job for me - but it's definitely not inexpensive. So much for saving money...
Re: Printing your own invitations
I used 80lb cardstock and it ran through my printer fine. I had 8x11 and then cut it to size after I had them printed.
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[QUOTE]I bought the brides.com kits from michael's and they printed just fine for me as soon as i changes the printer settings.
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<div>I'm using the same invitations and I have been happy with them so far. The only pain has been figuring out our new printer's settings!</div><div>
</div><div>When you sent them, did you find that the sticker was enough to keep them closed and together while in the mail? Or what did you do?</div>
Select Paper Preference and select Matte Paper - Heavyweight. Hopefully this will help.