Putting together Pre Travel information..please help

[Mishi]

I did a Passport. You can make it have as many pages as you want... mine had 6 pages, so 14 front and back including the covers. They are small, mail nicely, very impressive when done and I love that they go with the theme and won't take up a lot of room for the guests when traveling. If you want details on how to do it, just let me know. They can be a little time consuming, but soooo worth it.

[JUSTUSTWO]

I had lots of threads bookmarked with pre-travel brochures. Here are some of them with templates attached:

 

http://bestdestinationwedding.com/forum/t14888

 

http://bestdestinationwedding.com/forum/t32432

 

http://bestdestinationwedding.com/forum/t29060

 

http://bestdestinationwedding.com/forum/t32169

 

http://bestdestinationwedding.com/forum/t31173

 

Hope this helps you out!

[Mishi]

Hi Erin,

 

I did mine the inexpensive way... I bought navy blue card stock, used a scrabooking corner punch to round the edges, used gold ink and stamps to decorate them with our names, etc. and then laminated them. Then I bought light blue, watermarked paper, but you can get any kind and cut them the same size as the covers and corner punched them as well. I pre-printed what I wanted on the paper and just layed them all together, folded to make a seam in the center and then stapled them in the crease. It turned out soooo cute.

 

I used my passport as a template and even drew the square grids on the pages and put the different stuff inside. There was a template on here at one point for a passport but I think it was a little fancier than mine. People still talk about those passports today, lol.

[nikkigard]

Thanks for this info - very helpful!

[ErinB]

http://bestdestinationwedding.com/forum/t19955

 

Here is the link to mine. I printed them on white paper with a tiffany metallic cardstock stapled to each side. Very low budget.

 

I stamped the envelopes with the leftover ink I had from my STDs and included luggage tags.