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Permalink Reply by Tome Wilson on March 14, 2010 at 12:58am

Are you looking for a special cut of invitations, or just artwork?

It may sound weird, but you might want to check out Etsy.com first. Otherwise, you can stop in to any commercial printing house and go through the invite books. We must have 20 or 30 huge binders of invites just sitting in the warehouse right now.

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Permalink Reply by Larry on March 14, 2010 at 3:45pm

Thanks, Tome.

An update. We went to an arts and crafts store near us and found some very nice invites that have an art deco style to them for a good price. They're designed so that we can use our home PC to personalize the wording and then print them off.

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Permalink Reply by Tome Wilson on March 14, 2010 at 8:57pm

Excellent! Try a test run on one before ruining the rest. Sometimes, commercial invites are printed on coated-stock. This makes ink-jet printing blurry no matter what you do.

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Permalink Reply by Larry on March 14, 2010 at 10:30pm

Appreciate it. We've already done so and they come out perfect. The brand name is Brides, which is the same company that put's out the magazine of that name. They look professional without the professional price. We're very pleased.

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