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Question: I'm making my own invitations. where can i find the rsvp cards already made or a way to do them myself?

(Posted by: Sunshine on 2008-10-29 16:51:15)

I couldn't find invitations I liked, so I decided to make them myself. They are a half sheet of paper (i used a silver cardstock) with a piece of paper overtop (the see through kind- the name of it has escaped me) and I added snowflake cut outs and a ribbon to the top. Where can I find a template to make the rsvp cards or find them for a reasonable price online? Also, does it really matter if they don't match the invitations...I was thinking of just doing them on a plain white piece of cardstock.

Posted by: stamper on 2008-10-29, 19:12:00

I made my own invites and RSVP's. Since you used silver cardstock for your invites, why don't you use the same cardstock to make your RSVP cards? There are templates on Microsoft for this. Let me try to find a link for you... office.microsoft.com/ en-us/ templates/ results.aspx?qu= wedding+ rsvp &av= TPL000 Scroll through the list to find the RSVP's. I used the Genteel design and set it up in Microsoft word. I printed 4 to a 8 1/ 2 X 11 sheet and then I took them to a local copy shop that cut them down to 3 1/ 2 X 5. I ordered matching envelopes in the cardstock I used from paperandmore.com. They may even have the same cardstock you used. I used the pearlescent metallic for my invites, rsvp's and was able to get the envelopes. It would be pretty simple to make yourself. I do think they should at least coordinate with the invites. It may be difficult to find RSVP's only. Most of the time they are sold in complete kits with the invites. Feel free to email me if you need some more help.

Posted by: bezhard08@att.net on 2008-10-29, 18:56:41

Hallmark try the Internet cards or yellow pages.

Posted by: duena P on 2008-10-29, 19:02:46

You can go to staples officemax and to party city hall mark there are lots of places. but as for the response card you want them to be as just as nice as the invitation so maybe you can make them with a cardstock paper that will match your colors and put a ribbon on them.

Posted by: ~ultimate_farmer_girl~ on 2008-10-29, 21:42:31

I made my invitations too. What I did was went to staples or some place similar & bought blank postcards. I printed one side of the postcard with the RSVP info & the other side with my address. By using a postcard you get to use a cheaper mail rate & some people don't send them back one way or another so your out of that stamp.