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POSTCARD HELP!!!!!!

HI all, I am looking for some assistance with my Save the Dates.  It looks like my fiancé and I have finally decided on a Postcard. Of course we didn’t really find anything we loved so I did some research and created one in Publisher.  I am now trying to figure out how to print them.  Ironically, I got an email from Vista Print the other day for a promotional price on past cards with them, and I can even upload my design.  I have also read that Fedex Kinko’s does a nice printing job. Does anyone have any experience with either?  My concern is I don’t want them to look like a post card, printed on a flimsy piece of paper.   Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!!!!

Re: POSTCARD HELP!!!!!!

  • jmorta04jmorta04 member
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    edited December 2011
    The oversized VP postcards are good quality.  They are thick and glossy.  I have never used Kinkos before.
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  • MM5678MM5678 member
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    edited December 2011
    Thank you!
  • edited December 2011
    OvernightPrints.com is also great and very user friendly. They are always running promos!
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  • RoyalOrientRoyalOrient member
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    edited December 2011
    ^ I second overnight prints and vista print too. I also did postcard save the dates and the quality from overnight prints is nice especially for the price. You also can't go wrong with vista print.
  • edited December 2011
    I've heard good things about zazzle, vista print, overnight prints....

    and I also have some personal experience with Staples.  They printed our (print-your-own style) invitations.  I was really skeptical that they would look even remotely decent.  I had come to terms with the fact that we were just going to have lame invitations when I gave up fighting with my printer and decided I needed help.

    Staples did an excellent job.  Seriously better (and more within budget) than any flat printing we could have gotten done more professionally (or boutique-y) somewhere else.  I would go there again, and I plan to have them print any other wedding (or non-wedding) things we need.

    So I'm going to highly recommend Staples as well, if you like working with people :).  The websites above are all great too.  Try to get 100lb or thicker paper to get the right consistency for a postcard.

    Good luck!
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