Hi Forum! I already have a design for the invitation and the paper, but I don't want to print the invitations at home. I tried to print addresses on the envelopes for the save-the-dates and the alignment kept getting messed up. My printer isn't new and fancy, I'm not a pro at this stuff, so I want to take this project elsewhere. If I use a service like Uprinting I'd have to use their card stock. We want the paper to have a vintage look, not bright white. My cousin used Vistaprint and the quality was horrible. Has anyone tried another service? Fedex Kinkos? Office Depot? Costco? Anything else? I am located in NYC, so something local to this area would be great too. Thanks in advance for all of your feedback!
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