How to make menu cards? What progra, to use

How much are you spending on ink and paper?

Why not use the 50 free rack cards from vistaprint?

http://slickdeals.net/?sdtid=1517573&sdop=1&sdfid=9&u2=http://www.vistaprint.com/vp/gateway.aspx?S=1309672892&PREURL=/vp/ns/consumer/splash/splash_rack_cards.aspx?xnav=LeftItem&xnid=MarketingMaterials&dng=1061557

50 free rack cards = $7.84

cost $3.00 for colored back side plus $4.84 for 21 day delivery

do a second order on the same day (for 50 more free ones) = $9.58

$3.00 plus 14 day delivery. They should put all 100 in the same box and deliver them within 14 days

(cost only a dollar more for 7 day delivery = $10.60

100 for $17.42 - 14 days (can't find a kit and printer ink for less than that)

I wish I could do that

Problem is that my wedding is two weeks away!!

Do the 7 day delivery

Sandy-go with vista print. it will be the easiest. My stuff arrived in 5 days and was perfect. It took 3 minutes.

Listen to Hayley~she is our yoda.

Templates... not sure if you like any of them

http://www.microsoft-office-templates.com/2012/04/wedding-menu-templates/

it says you can change the colors....

@ Hayley- Microsoft Sucks. I used that before and tried again to use it. Every time I do It never comes out right. I wanted to do stickers for my son's birthday favors and nothing alligned right. All the sickers cam out bad and waste of money.

I agree, I hate printing stuff at home. Lining things up gives me a headache!

but it was a template....

Use Publisher, if you have it...it's super easy to use and you can set up a landscape page and divide it in half and print the menu on either half.

Jen...That's a good idea!

I am with Hayley, go for the rack cards if you can.

I use publisher for EVERYTHING! If you get a newer version of Word, Publisher is now hidden in it. It isn't sold separately anymore…at least not for Macs. There might be a free trial somewhere though.

Kimberly me too! I hate word =P

You could put a "Thank you for coming" or something else on the other side.

(purple is the other side of my other example above)