I need to send my invites out in two weeks (the latest) and am trying to avoid printing the addresses myself. The calligrapher I had lined up said she can't guarantee my invites till mid july!! (my rsvp date is july 26th). At this point, I am willing to do faux calligraphy but would prefer calligraphy - Any ideas???
TIA!!
shcole08
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I woman that I work with does beautiful caligraphy she is doing mine. Do you work in the city? You could have her meet you.
karabara
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Yes!! I can meet her definitely - FM me and let me know what you need from me or if you can give me her info and I'll let her know you referred me.
THANKS!!!
pa56
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Question on the address wording. For a married couple are you doing Mr. and Mrs. John Smith or Mr. and Mrs. John and Jane Smith?
I would feel bad if the wife's name isn't listed there, except for Mrs.
karabara
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i'm being old fashioned and doing mr and mrs john smith. most of the guests are over the age of 60 so they won't care. i personally wouldn't be overly offended if i got something addressed to mr and mrs FH
pa56
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I wouldn't be offended either but most of our guests are between the ages of 25 and 40... so pretty young and modern.
I would like to include the wife's name only because in most cases, I am friends with the wife and not the hubby! LOL!
