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Article #86Re: Freelance Invitation Designer - Thoughts
From: John_Danek
Date: Thu, 05 Mar 2009 02:12
Date: Thu, 05 Mar 2009 02:12
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I'd consider adding in-house laser or inkjet as an option. You probably stand out because of your high quality standards and that's what sets you apart. It's a tough call because you're going to have to make an investment and some of your time will be tied up with production issues in addition to your designing. Don't forget, lasers do not hold up as well as lithographs. Your premium product is well worth the money if the couple wants to hold on to their wedding materials as heirlooms. Personally, I think lasers are tacky, especially as wedding invitations.
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