Need someone good with creativity skills...

[fit1]

Here's the deal:
I have to plan my friend's bachlorette party and have decided to make the invitations...problem is...i don't have any cool ideas on how to make them on the computer...can anyone help me on this????

fit1

 

[Star]

Use Microsoft Publishing....It's a snap. It's part of Microsoft Office.

 

[fit1]

thx. star...i don't see ms publishing though on this computer...

 

[Star]

If there is office on there then it's there. You may have to have the disk in. It has premade invitations that you just add your own personal touches......really cool and EASY.

Star

 

[WODIN]

Ms publisher is not part of the standard office package.

Word, Excel, Access, Powerpoint, Outlook.

Those are the standard office apps. If you buy the office + version you get Publisher and Project.

 

[Yellowbomber]

True Wodin
make them with Word, it's something easy to do

 

[satanic goatslayer]

Tattoo your friend with the details, then slice her skin off and tan it. Send them out using pre-licked stamps.

 

[fit1]

Well, nobody is as creative as you are SG..
I'll consider that...but I don't know if she'll go for it...
Maybe I you can hold her down while I do it????

 

[Sassy69]

OK .. here's a couple ideas - its after 5 on Friday, so be gentle....

Get some photos of naked guys or guys in their undies or drawings (a little less $$ on the printing ink costs)
Then get pix of clothes to put on them. YOu know, like the old paper dolls with the clothes that stay on w/ tabs.
Whoever you send them to has to pull the clothes off to get to all the details about the party.

Or you could make POP-UP cards where when you open them, its a naked guy w/ POP-UP dick & balls!

Or you could just do the standard "You are invited to:"...

 

[HappyScrappy]

the best invitation to a party I got was in college.
this hairy guy xeroxed his ass, then made an invite on it, and then made lots of copies of that.
then folded it up and distributed them.
what was funny was that since it was folded, you couldn't really tell what it was a pic of - it looked sort of like either a map or an arial (sp?) photo until you unfolded it.