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21 Nov 09
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Has anyone used a company to print Christmas cards for them using their own photos?
In the last two years, I've bought cards from Asda that have had a space where you can insert a photo. But they're not doing them this year.
I found this website through Google:
http://www.festivecardshop.co.uk/
There are several others that offer the same service - where they print cards for you, using a photo that you send to them. Are they any good?
In the last two years, I've bought cards from Asda that have had a space where you can insert a photo. But they're not doing them this year.
I found this website through Google:
http://www.festivecardshop.co.uk/
There are several others that offer the same service - where they print cards for you, using a photo that you send to them. Are they any good?
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I have been very happy with vista print this year and last.
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don't you think it's terrible pretentious.... I do
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terribly** even
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Depending on volume, you'll (yule) probably get a better deal from a local printer. Essentially they're just printed, folded card. Shouldnt cost more than a pound each.
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