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I printed mine at home on a home printer, a Canon inkjet that is relatively new. It wasn't too hard. I did the reply cards and the invitations. I didn't use much ink at all; in fact, I haven't had to replace the "starter" cartridges that came with the printer yet.

Are you comfortable adjusting the settings in your Word document to correct the paper size, and doing the same in your print settings?

You can always stop in a print shop, Kinkos or a local shop, or even on in an office store, to get a quote. Chances are, that will be easier and slightly more professional looking -- you'll just have to decide if it's worth the price. I think printing at home is a fine choice.

Sidenote: I got a DIY program set at Michael's that had long, narrow paper, and that was a bear to print on correctly!

I really regret printing mine at home.  Nobody said anything, but they just didn't come out as nice as I expected because even though I had all the print settings right - something happened between what was in the computer and what my printer spit out.  Unless you know exactly what your printer will do, I'd go the Kinko's route.