Got my Invites last night!! with question

You don't address inners. You just write the names of everyone who is invited on the inner. For example:
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith

Inner is informal.

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Posted by squeekietoy

You don't address inners. You just write the names of everyone who is invited on the inner. For example:
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith

Inner is informal.

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Thats what I was going to do and she said that this is not necessary

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Posted by krislee316

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Posted by squeekietoy

You don't address inners. You just write the names of everyone who is invited on the inner. For example:
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith

Inner is informal.

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Thats what I was going to do and she said that this is not necessary

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Nooooo. If you don't write on the inner who is invited then your guests will think that they can bring whoever they want.

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Posted by NikkiR515

Just out of curiousity... by inner envelope do you mean the one people send back with their RSVP?

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that what im thinking...cause i addressed the smaller envelope for RSVP's????

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Posted by NikkiR515

Just out of curiousity... by inner envelope do you mean the one people send back with their RSVP?

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No The inner envelope that everything goes in including the rsvp envelope(which is already printed with my address)

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Posted by krislee316

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Posted by NikkiR515

Just out of curiousity... by inner envelope do you mean the one people send back with their RSVP?

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No The inner envelope that everything goes in including the rsvp envelope(which is already printed with my address)

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Ok I am having a super slow day today because I have no idea what envelope that is!

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Posted by NikkiR515

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Posted by krislee316

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Posted by NikkiR515

Just out of curiousity... by inner envelope do you mean the one people send back with their RSVP?

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No The inner envelope that everything goes in including the rsvp envelope(which is already printed with my address)

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Ok I am having a super slow day today because I have no idea what envelope that is!

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I feel like a jerk cause I dont know if I need to have that envelope written out or not I am getting diff answers from everyone

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Posted by krislee316

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Posted by NikkiR515

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Posted by krislee316

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Posted by NikkiR515

Just out of curiousity... by inner envelope do you mean the one people send back with their RSVP?

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No The inner envelope that everything goes in including the rsvp envelope(which is already printed with my address)

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Ok I am having a super slow day today because I have no idea what envelope that is!

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I feel like a jerk cause I dont know if I need to have that envelope written out or not I am getting diff answers from everyone

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I feel like a bigger jerk for not even knowing what envelope you are talking about!!!

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Posted by allegracristina

You should just write the names of the invited guests, no addresses on the inner envelope.

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Thanks Allegra thats what I thought but the lady was telling me it was not necessary

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Posted by squeekietoy

You don't address inners. You just write the names of everyone who is invited on the inner. For example:
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith

Inner is informal.

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That's what I did.

Yes just names on inner envelope, so people know exaclty who is invited, for those that have children

And I don't know about most, but my invitation girl, printed the names onto the inner envelope to match the font of the invitation, so it looks nicer than with pen. I would think your girl would have done that for you...
I gave her the formal names and addresses and then under each one I wrote how I would like it on the inner, Like
Uncle Bobby and Aunt Maureen
Mom and Dad
To make it more personal.

I'm not having inner envelopes. My envelopes are really thick (i got the french flap w/ fabric liner). I didn't think I needed inner ones too.