So how is the invitation sheet inserted when print is complete. Do you glue them or just place them in the invitation card?
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The invitation can just be placed inside the cover. You can adjust the ribbon to create tension.
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Face up upside down depending on your printer, a few test sheets come with the package. They have a two sided type for each card, I used glue stick as an extra measure.
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For the Reply, Direction, and RSVP inserts the sizes of each insert are staggered so they fit just like the picture without any tape or glue. And there is 2-sided tape included for actual invitation side invitation side. Trust me their thought if everything. The only issue is it's a little heavy after everything is put in the envelope so be prepared to pay about $.20 extra in postage.
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I don't use card stock for the card itself. I use pre folded blank cards (with the envelopes) then cut a piece of cardstock slightly smaller in size than the front of the card - pass it thru the design of your choice thru the cuttlebug THEN glue it to the card stock front of your choice. You may even have two plain colors of card stock (one smaller than the other) and for the third and top piece (cut smaller than the second sheet) run that one thru the cuttlebug for your designs.
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I would absolutely recommend this product I just used it for all of my destination wedding invitations and my guests loved it. I used my personal hp printer at home to print all of the invitations, but you could take it to a Kinko's or FedEx and have the printing done there.
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I think they are imprinted on the pdf tag. I usually rename them and move them to a file. But of course, you can rename and date them.
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I actually got a note with mine to email them for a template! Thought that was awesome! Unfortunately that was a month ago and I still haven't got a reply! :(
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These are actually plastic folders that you place the cardstock or paper or whatever you want to emboss into and run it through an embossing machine like a Cuttlebug or Sizzix. HOWEVER....I think you could try placing what you want to emboss on the one side of the folder and use a stylus or embossing tool to push into the indentations to create an embossed look....NOPE....sorry...I just tried it and it DIDN'T work so well because I couldn't see where the design was to know where to push the stylus. You definitely need to use an embossing machine.
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There are lots pages to add photos! Yiu have to tape or glue them on. Some pages are just for writing though.
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They aren't supposed to be glued together. Put the paper in your printer and print 3 copies of each page. If they were glued it wouldn't run thru the printer.
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I didn't use any glue. I made the copies I needed to and then stapled them together.
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Yes, I had called the postal service to verify this same question; especially since these were used for wedding invitations. What they (postal service) recommended me to do is place a label in the upper right hand corner and place your stamp on it. The reason for this is they (postal service) must stamp all packages and any ink stamps (what the postal service uses) may smudge off the plastic envelope. This is what I did; I used a sticker, such as: the labeling stickers you use for labeling folders (I'm sure you could get creative with colors and what not-just makes sure which ever you use-sticks) I than placed a stamp on it. Again place this on the outside of the clear envelope in the upper right hand corner. You can do the same thing with the labels for your information (sender) and who your sending it to (receiver) you can place this on the outside of the envelope (clear plastic envelope) or you can place on the inside on what-ever your sending. Let me know if this makes sense or if you need further clarification.
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For the cover insert, I use a standard 8 1/2" x 11" sheet of heavyweight paper. For the spine, I use a graphics program that allows me to size the spine information to fit. There may be a template, but I have been doing it this way for so long that I am not aware of it. Heavyweight paper is important because it is not easy to insert a thin strip between the clear plastic and the binder. Hope this helps a little!
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Yes!! I just purchased 2 boxes of this invitation set & there are actually 2 envelopes imcluded. One for the invitation and one for the response card.
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Yes I was able to put a 5x7 invitation in the bottle, however, it cannot be card stock. You will have to print on very flimsy paper. Everyone loved receiving these invitations in the mail. Be prepared postage is expensive on these!
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We do not have the capability of printing on the inserts. We do however offer a vinyl cover that you can insert your designs into. Your design can be easily printed on photo paper, cut and inserted into the vinyl cover for a to personalize your items. Please feel free to give me a call for any more information you many need. 608-792-8102
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You probably need to let your printer "Learn" the way it works. And if not, do a test print and see which way to put the paper back in... OR print on two pieces and glue the inside one to the middle of the fold.
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We didn't use glue. We put the papers on top of each other and placed on a clipboard. Worked just fine.
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They invitations are a single sheet (card stock) that you print on and insert into the pressed flower invitation holder. The reply cards are also single sheet that you print on. The reply cards come two to a sheet with a perforated edge to separate them.