Thank you Menu and Programs

Buy a template from Etsy or make your own and have them printed at Staples

I went the seriously easy route and just did them on Word with pretty font and then bought nice card stock (not too thick if you need to fold them-you can ask the printing desk and they will recommend a weight) at Staples and used their self service printers to print them. Super cheap and easy. And they looked really nice.

Have you thought about ditching the programs & doing a sign/chalkboard with your timeline instead? That would be a huge money saver.

Thank you cards check vistaprint. They have 50% off coupons very often & are very affordable to begin with.

Edit: missed the menu part. You could write this out on a sign at your reception entrance as well to save money.

At first I thought you said Thank You Menus. I was like...what the hell is that...

For under $50 each I would think the best way is to purchase a template on Etsy and print them yourself. The bulk of the cost will be buying the paper.

I got my thank you cards from Michaels with a 60% off coupon for less than $5 a box. Skipping menus and programs

I agree with the Etsy thing. You'd be surprised how affordable and gorgeous of the the templates are and most of the shop owners are great about working with you to make sure it's perfect.

We went that route for invitations!

Haha! A Thank You Menu is a card at each place setting that includes a thank you to guests as well as the Menu!

Are Etsy templates a PDF or how do they print? Sorry, not very familiar with this stuff!

I've never heard of a thank you menu. Are you still sending personalized thank you cards after the wedding ?

& the Etsy shop owner will send you a digital image & then you would be responsible for printing them yourself.

VistaPrint. It was the cheapest route I found, and you can customize it just the way you want.

Yes, I will still send personalized thank you's

This is an example of a thank you Menu card

Holy shit so you did mean thank you menu. I learn something new every day.