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Recipe Cards Sign Classic

Recipe Request Sign & Cards (Classic)

Give the bride and groom a keepsake they’ll cherish for years to come by having guests contribute their favorite family recipes to one big recipe book. Just don’t forget to send out the recipe requests and cards with your bridal shower invitations!

You will receive the following high-resolution PDF file(s) formatted onto 8.5×11 inch paper with easy-to-follow crop marks:

  • One 8×10 inch Recipe Card sign in our “Classic” design
  • One 4×6 inch Recipe Request card (2 per page for printing efficiency) in our “Classic” design
  • One 4×6 inch blank Recipe card (2 per page for printing efficiency) in our “Classic” design
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