Do you write out the whole # on the invitation for the address? Is there a certain # you should do this for? (ex. up to ten) What about apartments? Do you spell out the word? Also do you just close the envelope with the seal or do you have to close them first and then put the seal on. I am so clueless i should change my name on this board HELP!!!! Thanks everyone!
ChristineC68
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Re: Addressing Invite Questions
You're right, you spell out numbers up to 10. I dont know if this is right, but I spelled out all words (apartment, street, etc.) If the seal is strong enough to keep the envelope closed (after going through the postal service) I would probably skip sealing them, but I'm not too sure of the protocol on that.
sorry I didnt help ya too much
christine1221
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Numbers .. up to twenty. One word numbers ... get it? Then start using the symbols
I wouldn't write ' apartment ' ... Just the number & letter needed
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Bloom Twenty Long Street 5R Anywhere, New York 10020
For computer lasered addressing, each line is centered ... hand calligraphy is diff.
Seal your envelopes using a clear glue stick instead of messing around with the adhesive. This will give it a better seal. Then attach the decorative seal.