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How many inserts do you have in your invites and what are they for?

suven Posted:

How many inserts do you have in your invites and what are they for?

Hi all,

If you could tell me how many inserts you have and what they're for, I'd appreciate it!

I have many and I am trying to assess which ones I REALLY need...
btrflygrl Posted:

Re: How many inserts do you have in your invites and what are they for?

I had 2, one to let OOT know there was a room block at a hotel with the phone # and the directions to the hall...both of which were provided.....what other inserts could you have???

nylisa Posted:

Re: How many inserts do you have in your invites and what are they for?

I am having two inserts too. Directions to the church and directions to the hall.

SReidy Posted:

Re: How many inserts do you have in your invites and what are they for?

3
The directions to the church (which we made)
the reception cards (directions to the hall)
and the hotel inserts (but only for OOT guests)
dkwife Posted:

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2... directions to hall/OOT guest information

babybride Posted:

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Besides the response set and reception card I have one booklet that has a map on the front, directions to church on page 2, hall on page 3 and hotel info and directions on page 4.
september2004 Posted:

Re: How many inserts do you have in your invites and what are they for?

hmmm...i am trying to figure out what i need as well...

as of now i anticipate my envelope to include:

-invitation
-reception card
-response card
-response envelope
-direction info, perhaps a tri-fold to include map and directions to church, hotel, and reception (i want to keep everything on one page, front and back if need be).
- hotel info card

am i missing anything?
sag530 Posted:

Re: How many inserts do you have in your invites and what are they for?

2 - directions to the church and the reception.

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