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Question for anyone who's done/is planning on doing a photo booth

adelaide03adelaide03
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Hi knotties,
We will be having a photo booth at our wedding in 25 days (eek!).  I've been planning on inserting the guests place cards in 2x6 frames, that they can then take home as a wedding favor with their pics from the booth.  My FSIL has designed an awesome insert for the frames, only problem is, I'm not sure WHERE I can get them printed out.  It's an odd size, and we'd like the inserts to be double sided (one for the table number/name, the other with a little note telling guests to have fun with the photo booth).  Has anyone else done a custom design that they printed?  Advice on where, what paper, etc. would be most appreciated!  Also, I plan on hand-writing each guest's name, so glossy paper would not work.  Thank so much!
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Re: Question for anyone who's done/is planning on doing a photo booth

  • itzMSitzMS member
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    It might be your best bet to have multiple inserts printed on your standard 8.5x11 piece of cardstock and cut them out individually with a papercutter. I can only assume this would be MUCH cheaper than finding a company with such custom printing capabilities.

    Maybe I misread your post, but will guests know to pull the insert OUT of the frame? (and actually read the back?)
    I've been to a bunch of weddings and it wouldn't occur to me to pull my placecard out of its frame. I'm not sure if the note on the back is necessary! You could just have your DJ or MC announce that the photobooth is "open for business!"
    Just my two cents.
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  • adelaide03adelaide03
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    All they have to do is turn the frame around; they're clear acrylic. Thanks for your help!
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  • AmJam04AmJam04 member
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    I have no idea how much it would be, but you could try a place like kinkos for your printing? Otherwise, like PP said, you could do it yourself at home on two separate papers and just cut them out and insert them as you like.

    In terms of paper choice: Try staples/office depot and look in their printer paper section. Look for the higher quality picture paper or brochure paper section and find what you like!
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