Gartner Studios White Pearl Place Cards,White Cardstock Table Placecards with Pearl Border for Wedding, Printable on Laser/Injet Printers, 210GSM, 3.75” X 1.75” 48 Count (83001)

I was put in charge of doing the place cards for our daughter's bridal shower/luncheon. This product came with a complete guidance text on where to go to download a template, and from there the process was painless and gave us total satisfaction. If only making the corsages were as easy....

Super quality! Perfect to dress up your table!

Got these for a party I was hosting and they were great. They come with a bunch of sheets with perforated edges so you can just rip off a name tag to create and keep the rest for another party. Very easy to use.

These saved us a lot of time, and the final product looked great. The template was easy to use. I did have some trouble print them though. I had to feed them through one page at a time or it would jam. Quality, thick cardstock with clean perforation.

These are perfect for any event- especially for a classy wedding! They were easy to tear apart and the paper quality is thick and holds well. Easy to print with these as well. Couldn't pick anything better, they look amazing and are easy to stick things onto as well!

I used it for wedding make cards and it turned out to look really good! High quality paper that looks classy. It was pretty easy for me to print out at home too

The quality of the product is good, but their templates are a mess. The first page of 8 is th only one that printed correctly, even though all the papers were inserted exactly the same, all facing the same direction. This is 100% a problem with the template. All I did was insert the names where John Doe table 1 was written, on the entire template, then inert 8 papers all facing the same way, and hit print. Only the first page was aligned properly but there after all the other names were printed in the wrong area on the paper. In other words, you woul be better off only using the first page on the template, and then keep on printing that page and changing the names after each print. I am going to buy one more pack (good for them) because otherwise I have nothing and I am running out of options, But I will never after that purchase from this company and I would advise to stay away as you end up wasting paper and not because of your doing.

I've been using these for a couple of years now. I've run dozens of sheets through my printer with no problems so far. The good - reasonably heavy stock, nice little gilded border, good color, easy to handle and load in my printer, inexpensive.The bad - perforated separation lines are only fair, when you separate them it may leave a little fuzzy on the edge, not super nice just okay (but for the price, what do you expect?)Here are some tips - 1. Forget their Word template, do what I did - use some plain printer paper, and just eyeball where you think the names should go and type in some names in whatever font and color you like. 2. Print a test on the plain paper and hold it up against the Gardner sheet until you can see that the names align with the card faces. 3. Mark a piece of plain paper with an X on the top of the front side and run it through the printer to make sure which side gets printed with the names - load the Gardner the same way. 4. Load one sheet of Gardner at a time - don't load multiple sheets. 5. All you have to do is same the Word template and you can change the names the next time you need to print some cards up. It's really not complicated, just takes a few minutes and some careful juggling of the print areas.Anyway, good product for the price. If I want super-duper looking cards I'll hire a printer.