How to make photobooth save the date cards
Since the photobooth “save the date” cards I featured a while back were so popular, I figured it was worth sharing this video showing you how to make your own.
How to make photobooth save the date cardsSince the photobooth “save the date” cards I featured a while back were so popular, I figured it was worth sharing this video showing you how to make your own.
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4 responses to this entryTabs
September 3rd, 2008 · 4:49 PM · #It doesn’t even have to be as complicated as that! My fiance and I did this by just printing out on plain white paper in a readable font on two sheets “Save the Date” and “10-10-08″ and held them both up in all four pictures making different faces. We just went to the local movie theatre (where there was a photobooth) paid maybe $3 and had our picture. We scanned it, then uploaded it to Kodak.com and had little cards made — it was $60 and some change for 100 cards and envelopes. And voila, done! Everyone loved them, and it was a great way to capture our personalities at that moment while conveying a message.
BTW, I love this blog — it’s given me hope that a sloppy emo punk like me can still have a fabulous wedding.
Dabney
September 3rd, 2008 · 7:56 PM · #All I got to say is POWERPOINT! I love it,I am using it. yoou can do so much on it that it is crazy! My fiance and I have decided to send powerpoint wedding invites complete with mini soundtrack. and to those who don’t have computers or internet. (yes they Exist) we are making a scaled down version of the P.P.S on word, printing it on card stock and sending it by snailmail.
DomestiGal Jen
September 4th, 2008 · 7:47 AM · #Ok I LOVE this idea! And for those of us who are not as crafty, the video was a huge help
Now I just need to convince my BF (yeah, no ring yet - but the location and caterer are booked!) to do this. He is a bit camera-shy. I love this because you can send these via snailmail (GREAT idea to use Kodak, Tabs!) or just scan the photos and send via email, which I think we’ll do to save a little cash. Yay!
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October 23rd, 2008 · 11:40 AM · #[...] here, from one of my favorites- Ariel at Off Beat Bride- is a video detailing how you can make your own and you can check out the written instructions from Martha here. From My Aim is True Possibly [...]