Printing of invites and stationary

sammylou100

I would have thought they'd do it. If you just did write up what you want & save that as a file & then pop it onto something like the flat invitation at the top of this link;

http://www.vistaprint.co.uk/gallery.aspx?pg=39&preid=61&ref=2&gtype=1&filter=9%3a10013%7c%7c1%2c24%3a10073%7c%7c1%2c24%3a10074%7c%7c1%2c24%3a10075%7c%7c1%2c24%3a10076%7c%7c1%2c24%3a10351%7c%7c1%2c24%3a10352%7c%7c1%2c3%3a10077%7c%7c1%2c4294938004%3a4294937413%7c%7c1&ssc=1&last_pfid=286&click=3

So long as you make sure it's the right size (which might take some digging around) then that should be spot on. This code gives you 30% off & free delivery; AW3025

lovecake

Totally agree with MrsDrink - I used PDA and they have been great! I did all my save the dates, invitations, RSVPs and just the other week ordered my thank you cards. They have been fantastic. You can ask them any kind of daft question and they will respond really quickly if you email them. Also you can just phone them if you need anything. They'll help with sizing and what type of card to use and if you need to crop or add a bleed or anything like that they'll do it for you and email it to you to approve before they print it. It takes all the stress and faffing about out of it. V helpful! I would highly recommend! And they're pretty inexpensive - my thank you cards were £29 for 50 cards with matching envelopes

JoshP

lbeattie wrote: »

I recommend Quantock Printing they offer free samples, free PDF proofs and 25% discount with offer code WEB25

I recommend you stop spamming the forum...