Wedding Templates

Office.microsoft.com has a few.

I'm most likely going to make my own programs also. I've gone back and forth on the idea and it's back on again.

I am desiging my own programs using Microsoft Publisher. They have some great templates. You should check that out.

I have some links to templates posted here: http://genevieveswedding.blogspot.com/p/templates-tutorials.html

I don't know how computer friendly you are, I mean obviously enough that you're on message boards and know you way around the internet, but if you're good with design programs, you don't really need a template...just you're imagination

I'm designing my own EVERYThing when it comes to the stationary...STD, Invites, Menus, Programs...you name it...if it's on paper, it's coming from my printer

My favorite program is photoshop...if you're familiar with it, but don't have it, you can get GIMP for free and it's basically the same...

The stationary for my Movie Premier Wedding will be loosely based off of these designs I found on zazzle.com

I plan on making my own. This is definitely one of places where money can be saved. The picture below is from beau-coup.com. They send you everything you need to make the program. But honestly, you can make something like this similar on your own at home.

Just need 8.5x11 printable card stock paper.

Popsicle sticks

Set Microsoft Word margins to 5x5 and center it

Cutout whatever shape you want after printing

Glue cardstock program to popsicle stick

Add ribbon if you like

One extra thing I'm adding is the bubble bottle. It will be attached with ribbon to the stick part so that everyone has bubbles ready when the ceremony is over.

I'm making my own too. I looked at ones I liked online then used Word and Corell Draw for the production. You don't need a template like others suggested above, usually it's a matter of changing page sizes/shapes/layouts or drawing an object which you can cut out later.

Verify with your officiant the exact order of the ceremony.

Wait 'til the last minute to print the programs in case you have to substitute a groomsman or make other changes.

Martha Stewart's website has templates for programs. (And everything else)

http://www.marthastewartweddings.com/diy-wedding-index

Oh I was going to recommend Martha Stewart Weddings but Jennifer P. beat me to it! lol her site has some aammmaazziing DIY ideas and templates for everything from invites, programs to decor!

Just commenting on what others have posted about Martha Stewart templates. I agree about her templates but mine when I download them on ond PDF that can't be changed. Is it like that for anyone else? Any suggestions on how to deal with that without spending a fortune on a new computer program??

Oh, and Jayme those are GORGEOUS! You did a great job! would love to pick your brain and get some tips from you about how you did it as I too am doing nearly all of my own DIY paper stuff.

http://www.weddingbycolor.com/aimee114/milestones/94970

http://www.ayleebits.com/2006/06/10/diy-fan-programs/

http://www.wedding-paper-products.com/Layered-Programs.php

http://diy.weddingbee.com/topic/ceremony-programs

Thanks to all who gave great input on my wedding templete question. I created the Wedding Invitations and Wedding Programs using Microsoft Word and they came out beautiful.

Celebration Templates are one of the the website where you find templates but I don't know whether these templates are free or with cost...

http://www.celebrationtemplates.com/

If you have the time and skill, then use GIMP to make your own table plan for free. Otherwise sites like table-plans.com let you make your own table plan using the browser (also free)