DIY this Complete Wedding Invitation and Stationery Set using Canva!!

[@melissachhoun5557]

Thank you for your clear video! I've been searching for HOURS trying to figure out how to print two 5 X 7 invites on a single sheet of cardstock. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!

[@thebaileyexperienceco]

You’re welcome. Glad I could help and thanks for watching!!

[@adanacreativedesign7881]

Hello do u have video of how to make passport invitations for wedding using the canvas thank u

[@thebaileyexperienceco]

Hi, I'm sorry, but I don't have a video on Passport Invites.

[@donovansfunworld]

Thanks so much!

[@antoniagiboyeaux9070]

Hello, I love your clear and precise instructions and this design is beautiful .,.Thank you! Can you tell me what printer you use to print these please? The colors on your prints look so bright and pretty. I need a new printer and I want to buy a good one for prints like this. Also, is it better and more cost effective to print your own cards rather than having a place like staples do it? (I'm a newbie)

[@thebaileyexperienceco]

Thank you! I have a Canon Pixma Pro 100 and I love it. I had the previous model before that so that tells you something! It’s definitely cheaper to print your own rather than using a place like Staples or Fedex and here’s why. If you’re using your own cardstock to print on at a printing place, you have to know exactly what cardstock will work with their prints and what won’t. Otherwise, you’ll end up ruining your design because it will print with black marks or turn the whole design green and then you’ll end up having to buy more cardstock. The only thing with the Canon is that it’s an inkjet printer so you can’t print on metallic cardstock because the ink doesn’t dry. Hope this helps!!

[@brittaneywilson9768]

Hello can get this please

[@thebaileyexperienceco]

I'm sorry but I no longer have my Canva account 😔