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Need Help With Event Planning Specifics

Posted by Anonymous on 4/4/2010 at 2:51 PM ET 50 Points
My nonprofit organization is holding a luncheon to honor some of its members and corporate partners. We want to have nice programs with a menu card inside on the tables when guest arrive. We want to print these in house to save money. I've never planned an event like this, so I am looking for guidance on what type of paper stock to use for the programs and menu cards. Not sure if I should use something like a heavy (60 lb) card stock, or glossy paper or just use the greeting card paper you can find at Office Depot because it's half-fold paper which is what we want the programs to look like. Any help, guidance or suggestions is greatly appreciated.
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  • Posted by Jay Hamilton-Roth on 4/4/2010 at 7:06 PM Accepted
    Use the heaviest stock paper you can put through your laser printer - it'll feel the most impressive to the hand. Alternatively, use specialty paper (for example, https://www.neenahpaper.com/letterhead/ ) or go to your local art supply store and ask them for some interesting paper to print onto.
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