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Christening invites
Me and Nat are getting our son Christened in August and I'd like to do some personalised invites. I could pay a company to do them but only really need 80 maximum to cover mine and Nats families/friends.
Does anyone know any free templates I could download, maybe change a bit and print off my own printer?
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Does anyone know any free templates I could download, maybe change a bit and print off my own printer?
Google isn't bringing much up
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Hahaha, I hate you anyway you miserable ****
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Me and Nat are getting our son Christened in August and I'd like to do some personalised invites. I could pay a company to do them but only really need 80 maximum to cover mine and Nats families/friends.
Does anyone know any free templates I could download, maybe change a bit and print off my own printer?
Google isn't bringing much up
Does anyone know any free templates I could download, maybe change a bit and print off my own printer?
Google isn't bringing much up
to quote you.... from last year!!!
Not married yet but been engaged for 3 1/2 years. Will be a simple church wedding in the village where her parents live. Will be a nice day with the emphasis firmly set on a day to remember and not a 'who's spent what' and 'look at me, I've got loads of money so must talk about it and show off'.
Have a little 'un on the way and he/she will be christened. I am not religious in any way but was christened as a baby. So was the Mrs who does believe in god but is not church going religious. It seems the right thing to do without pushing a religion onto our child. Not really a big deal in my eyes being christened but something done by most of our families so will carry on the tradition.
Have a little 'un on the way and he/she will be christened. I am not religious in any way but was christened as a baby. So was the Mrs who does believe in god but is not church going religious. It seems the right thing to do without pushing a religion onto our child. Not really a big deal in my eyes being christened but something done by most of our families so will carry on the tradition.
so I think Tesco crayons and cards will do just fine.... just don't tell Nat you had thi splanned a while ago.
Btw... Jo is due anyday now.. well due date is 21st.. so she's now playing the waiting game left will never be the same agian.
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Haha, I know. It's not an expensive thing, but I want the little things to be nice. Just as I'm not spending a wad of cash is not to say it won't be done properly and simply
Erm... have you seen that this thread is about how to cREATE the invites Michael
to quote you.... from last year!!!
so I think Tesco crayons and cards will do just fine.... just don't tell Nat you had thi splanned a while ago.
Btw... Jo is due anyday now.. well due date is 21st.. so she's now playing the waiting game left will never be the same agian.
so I think Tesco crayons and cards will do just fine.... just don't tell Nat you had thi splanned a while ago.
Btw... Jo is due anyday now.. well due date is 21st.. so she's now playing the waiting game left will never be the same agian.
Erm... have you seen that this thread is about how to cREATE the invites Michael
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You paying
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just text everyone.
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take veryone for a lunch time £6.96 each EAT ALL YOU WANT Chinese buffet.
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