Best PRINTERS for DIY STDs, Invites, Programs, etc

[jandl2013]

We just brought a new HP 8600 all in one printer because i'm tired of paying money to print my documents, etc.  I used to print a lot of stuff at work, but since that's not an option anymore, I've been printing at Staples, Office Depot, Vista Print, and FedEx.  I'm tired of paying those fees so i'm hoping that this printer can do it all.  Once I get a small DIY completed, I'll update on it's performance.

[wemcneal417]

Can't go wrong with Walmart's prices .

[WesnKris]

I have an HP Photosmart, I have not used it for wedding stuff yet, but I printed a few photos and they look like it was professionally done.  I think for small DIY I will use it, but for printing my passport invites and boarding pass RSVP I will be using Office Depot for printing and cutting!! Everything else Yup just call it Krishawn's printshop LOL

[jareese425]

@@shopnboard thanks for sharing!

[megthomson]

What did you end up getting?

[KWitt]

I've printed everything myself on the HP Officejet 6600 and everything has come out great!

[kbride2014]

great thread

[shopnboard]

Hi ladies, I just wanted to give you a quick update, the Canon Pixma MG2220 I purchased did great for my passport invites. I used metallic cardstock and regular metallic paper from paperandmore. I did end up having to purchase a second color cartridge but well worth it. I printed about 80 invitations, 1 cover and 2 sheets, so an 8 pg booklet just to give you an idea of the amount of work.

 

Good luck to anyone still looking for a printer!

[tesa]

I think I'll go to staples or office max to print. It's pretty cheap