Need Sheer thick (reasonable$$) ribbons for programs!!
BRIDE-TO-BE
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Need Sheer thick (reasonable$$) ribbons for programs!!
Help, I am trying to find nice sheer or organza ribbon to tie around my wedding programs. Also I need to find small adhesive bows (like the ones on the invitations) to add to my place cards. If anyone knows where I can find them please let me know. I tried Michaels but they didn't have any.
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Cira
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I bought my materials on-line ...
www.codwholesale.com (recommended by Kathi) - has the cheapest ribbons.
www.papermart.com (I bought my tissue paper there)!
Good Luck!
Planning!
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How are you doing your programs?? i need ideas *NM*
IrishTracy
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Need Sheer thick (reasonable$$) ribbons for programs!!
There's a craft section in Wal*Mart. There is one on Hempstead Tpke near Levittown. They have a large amount of ribbons. Hope this helps! Good Luck
Springbride
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What did everyone use to print out programs?
Hi,
Have program worked out on computer finally, just wondering what to get to print them out on. Did you all order from online or purchase in store? Saw pretty programs in Paper Direct catalog, but not sure how to work it so they come out right?
Thanks,
Helen
BRIDE-TO-BE
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Ribbons and programs...
Thanks Cira, I just ordered the organza ribbon from codwholesale.com. They were really cheap and just what I was looking for. I used a template that was posted on the board a few months back and landscaped it so it could be a tri-fold. I am using the white heavy 110lb paper from Staples and will make 2 slits and feed the ribbon thru and tie around in the front (to close it). (kind hard to imagine). If anyone would like the template just email me at akelley12@yahoo.com
Thanks everyone for your help with the ribbon.
Mary
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What I did...
For my programs, I used 4 inch thick toule(sp?). My friend bought it for me and I didn't think it would look nice, but it worked very well and it was much less expensive than organza.