Does anyone have any idea of what it costs to use Cards & Pockets to print your PDF invitations/RSVPs etc? Or if there are any other places I could use to print invitations? I have a feeling if I try to do it at home with the printer I have it won't come out too great.
Kimberley2015
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We designed our own invitations and used cards and pockets and we printed from home and they came out great! Pics in our album. What type of printer do you have? And should you use them to print your invitations they ste extremely affordable.
kellynicole91
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I have an ink-jet, so unfortunately I couldn't do it from home.
okellies
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I used their printing service. I did the Panel Pocket invitations, 60 invitations, 60 detail cards, 60 RSVPs(no mounting of the cards on the pockets), for $173 everything (printing and products). The products themselves were $65, printing was $108.
My shipping added another $30, since I did overnight shipping.
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Posted by okellies
I used their printing service. I did the Panel Pocket invitations, 60 invitations, 60 detail cards, 60 RSVPs(no mounting of the cards on the pockets), for $173 everything (printing and products). The products themselves were $65, printing was $108.
My shipping added another $30, since I did overnight shipping.
Thank you so much! I'll definitely do this I can't afford spending over $1k on invitations menus and programs! I never realized how expensive all this stationary was
kjohnston
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Who has printer suggestions if I want to print my own invitations?
kaselyn
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Who has printer suggestions if I want to print my own invitations?
Tony at Printer's 3 in hauppuage is who I use for all of my printing. I have also used minuteman press in Levittown, greenwich, and riverhead.
If you're talking about an actual printer, I'd recommend a back loader, although those are much harder to find, they feed weird sizes and heavy stock much better, or a laser.
kellynicole91
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Does anyone also have any experience using CatPrint? I'm between the 2. Not sure which would be cheaper.