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When looking around the card market the first bit of advice would be to work out your budget. Work out how much you can spend and then work out what you would like to get for this budget. After considering your budget it is now time to start shopping around. There are some really good card deals and bargains to be had both online and offline, all it takes is a bit of research and effort. Card prices online and offline are of course different but they are still both competitive, and buying online or offline is just down to time and preference. I would advise getting prices from 5 offline sources and 5 online sources to see who has the best prices in town. Now we have discussed price and sourcing of the card, lets discuss a bit more about where the card is from. Is this important to you, or do you just want a cheap ream of card. Of course more environmentally friendly and ethical card will cost more. What you have to take into consideration is, is this a price you are willing to pay. Ok, so now we have covered budget and price, let’s just quickly talk a bit more about sources and businesses. Do you know who you are buying your card from and does it matter? Do you prefer to buy from business that has a physical premise or is an internet business ok for you. Deciding where you are comfortable buying from is a decision that should be made early on in the buying process. Now then let’s quickly move onto colours and sizes. Dependant on what size, be it A3 or A5 size, and colour card you are after and of course how much you want will all influence the price you will end up paying. Bulk prices will no doubt be cheaper, but you have to consider do you want or even need lots of the same sort of card or will it just be a waste of your money. It is worth remembering that card comes in all shapes and sizes as you already know, but it also comes in different weights and colours. Sometimes the weight of the card can make all the difference between making a document look cheap and nasty or elegant and well produced. As you are probably aware you are best to use different card for difference documents, so for say a wedding menu card would be better, where as for a CV or Resume a thinner piece of card would do the job just fine. Finding and sourcing the card for your projects is half the battle. Once you have the paper and price you want then it is job done. Visit Paper Mill Direct to know more about Wedding Stationery.
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