Graduation Invitations

[Queen Elizabeth]

I just discovered I have to make over 100 high school graduation announcements/invitations. I don't have the time or energy to stamp this many. Does anyone have suggestions for printing them on the computer? Thanks much.

[Joan B]

Yes. Get some 8 1/2 by 11 cardstock. Cut into quarters. Print out the invites onto some coordinating light colored patterned paper -- 4 to a sheet. you need to fool around with your word processing program but it isn't hard.

Polka dots work nice -- just make sure that the color is light so that it doesn't fight the print. Trim to fit onto each piece of cardstock, leaving a border around the printed paper. No folds, saves money and looks nice. You can add ribbon if you want but it isn't necessary.

I did this with party invites once and it was a big hit.

[wagleg]

Before you completely give up stamping them can I suggest 2 stamps from
www.morningstarstamps.com
They have 2 in their graduation line that look so professional in person. You can also check out their card gallery and scroll down most of the way in the all occassion gallery there is a card that says "GRAD" if you enlarge it, it says congratulations and the "grad" is over it. HTH

[Shanon]

Welcome to my world. I have to do 75-100 every 2yrs. It started in 2005, now onto 2007, next 2009, and so on. Hence my location....."graduation annoucementville"
I feel your pain girl!

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Originally Posted by Queen Elizabeth

I just discovered I have to make over 100 high school graduation announcements/invitations. I don't have the time or energy to stamp this many. Does anyone have suggestions for printing them on the computer? Thanks much.

[hart2heart]

Do any of you have any examples of graduation announcements that you have made? I am getting ready to start my niece's announcements.