Free program templates?!

Re: Free program templates?!

• emmyg65 member

  

  October 2013

  You can probably skip programs. The only reason we did them is that we had a Quaker wedding and needed to explain it to our non-Quaker guests. I made very simple programs that you could do in Word. Each was half a sheet of 8.5x11 paper (so two on one sheet). I just did black ink on nice textured cream-colored paper from Paper Source. It looked like this:

  
  

  Our names

  Wedding Date

  
  

  A blurb about Quaker weddings

  
  

  A listing of who's who

  
  

  Thank you

  
  

  I used free fonts from Font Squirrel, one script for headlines, one sans serif for the text portions, and then just centered the whole thing. They actually looked really nice. 

  
  

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• LFK member

  

  October 2013

  The link to my collection of downloadable Word Program templates is in my Bio 

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• HisGirlFriday13 member

  

  October 2013

  You can also google "microsoft templates" and you'll get a bunch of options. If you have Publisher, you just download a template and fill in the blanks. That's what we did!

  

  
  

  
  

  I'm gonna go with 'not my circus, not my monkeys.'

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• vmj23 member

  

  October 2013

  In order to save money I am skipping programs, but we are having a short ceremony and very small bridal party.   I decided to make my own invitations and found some free templates online, but didn't like any of them.  I ended up finding one I liked on etsy for $8. They had program templates as well, so you may want to check there for a low cost template.  Good luck!

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• retro_belle24_23092757 member

  

  November 2013

  Check out Wedding Chicks. You just fill in your info, buy some card stock and other stationary, and print at home. They have different styles too. http://www.weddingchicks.com/freebies/

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