Do you have to address the inner envelope?

Do you have to address the inner envelope?

Do you have to address the inner envelope or is it okay to leave it blank? I am addressing my invitations myself and my invitations have an inner pochette/envelope that won't fit through my printer. So, in order to address them I would need to handwrite them in calligraphy. (I took a calligraphy class in college so I'm not too bad.) I was thinking of hand addressing only the ones that I need to (i.e. those invited with a guest or with children) and leaving the rest blank. what do you think? I don't want to do all of them because it will take me forever and I'm afraid I will make too many mistakes.

Re: Do you have to address the inner envelope?

I think it would be fine just to do the few that need it done. I get plenty of invites that don't have it.

Re: Do you have to address the inner envelope?

if you have to do it yourself, i'd say leave them blank unless necessary

Re: Do you have to address the inner envelope?

I just wrote 'Mr and Mrs Smith' (for example) on the inners...and of course, the whole thing on the outers

Re: Do you have to address the inner envelope?

The inner is just for the names, w/o the address. But if it's a problem, I don't think anything is wrong with leaving it blank...