Assemble Your Invitations in the Following Manner
With the invitation face up place the tissue over the imprint area. Enclosure cards are then placed face up
on top of the tissue with the reception card closest to the invitation. Remember to place a postage stamp
on the response envelope. The invitation and accompanying cards should then be placed inside the inner
envelope. The printed side faces you, leading into the envelope with the folded edge first.
Note that at-home cards bearing the couple's married name should not be sent with the invitation.
Finally, the inner envelope, with all of the contents mentioned above, is inserted into the outer envelope. The
guest's name should face the back of the outer envelope so that it is seen immediately when removed from
the outer envelope.
Mailing
It is advisable to have an invitation weighed at the Post Office before buying your stamps. Occasionally,
invitations with lined envelopes and several enclosure cards require extra postage. Additionally, due to their
shape, square invitations also require extra postage. The use of a decorative postage stamp is always a
nice added touch.
Your invitations should be mailed six to eight weeks before the wedding. Announcements and at-home
cards are always mailed after the wedding has taken place.
Your Return Address
The return address may be written, imprinted or embossed on the flap of the outer envelope. Your return
address should be included on the outer envelope so the invitation can be returned to you if the address is
incorrect or if the invitation is not deliverable for some reason.
Call us at 269-799-2552 or email with questions.
With the invitation face up place the tissue over the imprint area. Enclosure cards are then placed face up
on top of the tissue with the reception card closest to the invitation. Remember to place a postage stamp
on the response envelope. The invitation and accompanying cards should then be placed inside the inner
envelope. The printed side faces you, leading into the envelope with the folded edge first.
Note that at-home cards bearing the couple's married name should not be sent with the invitation.
Finally, the inner envelope, with all of the contents mentioned above, is inserted into the outer envelope. The
guest's name should face the back of the outer envelope so that it is seen immediately when removed from
the outer envelope.
Mailing
It is advisable to have an invitation weighed at the Post Office before buying your stamps. Occasionally,
invitations with lined envelopes and several enclosure cards require extra postage. Additionally, due to their
shape, square invitations also require extra postage. The use of a decorative postage stamp is always a
nice added touch.
Your invitations should be mailed six to eight weeks before the wedding. Announcements and at-home
cards are always mailed after the wedding has taken place.
Your Return Address
The return address may be written, imprinted or embossed on the flap of the outer envelope. Your return
address should be included on the outer envelope so the invitation can be returned to you if the address is
incorrect or if the invitation is not deliverable for some reason.
Call us at 269-799-2552 or email with questions.
We have prepared this handy guide to help make the assembly of your wedding stationery a
simple task. An orderly approach will not only save time, but also reflects your personal care and
thoughtfulness.
Your invitations and announcements will arrive flat. Single fold invitations should be folded with the printing
on the outside. Those with a cover design should be folded with the design on the outside and the imprinted
area on the inside. If the invitation is folded a second time, all insertions are placed inside the second fold
with the printed copy facing the flap of the envelope.
simple task. An orderly approach will not only save time, but also reflects your personal care and
thoughtfulness.
Your invitations and announcements will arrive flat. Single fold invitations should be folded with the printing
on the outside. Those with a cover design should be folded with the design on the outside and the imprinted
area on the inside. If the invitation is folded a second time, all insertions are placed inside the second fold
with the printed copy facing the flap of the envelope.
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