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Gocco: Will it print on very lightweight/thin ppr?

For those not doing DIY invitations...

posted 4 years ago in Paper

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hbowar May 15th, 2009 San Jose, CA & MN

I was curious where you ladies are getting your invitations? I've looked at a lot of places online, but its overwhelming! Any suggestions?

4 years ago

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Yach 10/23/07 CT

If you have a Costco membership, the prices on their invitations are pretty good.

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Niki 05/31/2008

I got mine from JeanM and I love them! I got the Ann invite (number 3 colors). You can design the invites and preview them all on the site. I spent about $300 for 50.

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silverbells 06-07-08 Columbus, OH

We used Rexcraft, it's a nice invitation and the price was even better :)

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Newzie52 Southwest

We ordered our invitations from Reaves Engraving (reavesengraving.com). They have the best prices I've found for VERY nice engraved invitations, and also do thermography - also very classy, but less expensive. They are an established company we've used previously.Great company.

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babagrlshell 04/05/08 St Augustine, FL

Mygatsby.com is where I ordered my printer layer from even though I DIY-ed the other stuff & I used pocketfolders from cardsandpockets.com Plus, I really liked the service from both.