Wedding Programs

Why not get a good quality cotton paper for the program covers, and a pretty snowflake stamp. You can coordinate the ink color to the wedding colors and you can even get a product called "embossing powder" that you sprinkle over the wet ink and then heat (using a heating tool); the powder melts and creates a raised texture over the ink that looks like the raised texture on thermographed invitations. (Everything available at a good craft or art supply store.)

If you want to notch the beautiful and unusual factor up a bit, have an embosser made with a snowflake motif. You can order one from any good stationary store.

Finally, if neither of these ideas appeal, check out your local copy center (Kinkos, Copy Cop, etc.) any process you can imagine is available to you.

Good Luck.

You really don`t need card stock you can use decorative Christmas paper like Office Max sells for people to print their Christmas letters on. I thought I would need stock too, but I went to a religious store to buy pre-decorated programs I was going to print. They were just paper. So I went to office Max and found a beautiful Fall print and did my own. If you give me your E-mail address I will send you a picture of mine. They turned out sooooo nice and fit my theme perfectly!

Thanks for sharingwith me about office max. I will check it out. Here is my email for recent bride so you can show me your programs. Nhausman@aol.com
THANKS!

You could just use plain cardstock or paper, then use the clip art off of your computer for the snowflakes.