'Inner Enevolpe' for invites

Smileycol Posted: Jul 08, 2004 06:43 PM

'Inner Enevolpe' for invites

Hi Everyone,

I do not want to address the inner enevolpe just slip it in blank....Is any one else not addressing them??

I am just wondering since the Outer envelope is addressed.

Please let me know....

Thanks

chris605 Posted: Jul 09, 2004 08:24 AM

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Sorry - I addressed the inner - I think if the outer is addressed to the people attending then its not necessary....

9.17.04bride Posted: Jul 09, 2004 08:28 AM

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We wrote the names on the inner Mr. and Mrs...........

lorsin Posted: Jul 09, 2004 09:21 AM

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We're writing the names too, but with first names for people we know very well.

It's just further clarification for who exactly is invited (translation: no kids!!)

nylisa Posted: Jul 09, 2004 09:47 AM

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I had the calligrapher address the inner envelope but AnnBrunXo did not address her inner envelopes.

Marcela1654 Posted: Jul 09, 2004 09:50 AM

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I had the calligrapher address them also, but I don't think it's necessary.

Donna Posted: Jul 09, 2004 09:58 AM

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Posted by Marcela1654

I had the calligrapher address them also, but I don't think it's necessary.

It's not always necessary but we did it because it was nice touch to have some of the inner envelopes addressed 'Aunt Mary and Uncle Joe', etc

LIPrincess00 Posted: Jul 09, 2004 10:34 AM

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I am addressing the inner envelopes because I dont want anyone who is not invited with a guest to assume they can bring one, and I dont want anyone who's children arent invited to assume they are.

aimerliny Posted: Jul 10, 2004 09:46 AM

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Posted by LIPrincess00

I am addressing the inner envelopes because I dont want anyone who is not invited with a guest to assume they can bring one, and I dont want anyone who's children arent invited to assume they are.

Exactly why I am doing that too!

charlotte227 Posted: Jul 14, 2004 06:31 AM

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I had hand calligraphy done on both inner and outer....on the outer was the person's full name, salutations, titles, etc, and address...then on the inner envelope I had just their first name everyone love the entire package...they are beautiful..good luck

charlotte227 Posted: Jul 14, 2004 06:33 AM

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Posted by LIPrincess00

I am addressing the inner envelopes because I dont want anyone who is not invited with a guest to assume they can bring one, and I dont want anyone who's children arent invited to assume they are.

TIP: that means nothing, I went a step further and had printed on my rsvp's 'guest by invitation only' - therefore you would think the receipient who received the invite addressed to them would understand and comply....hell no we got fools already sending back with extra people, FH is a raving nut now he is calling as they come back like that and putting people in their place....people today some have not a clue or could care less

KelOct04 Posted: Jul 14, 2004 10:43 AM

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I was worried that I did mine wrong, But I can't stress about it... I printed the inside envelopes what I call them.
Ex:Aunt Laurie and Uncle Darrin
Some of our parents or our friends parents that are invited, we call Mr. and Mrs. xxxx
and that's what I put on the inside.
Is that correct??

SANDNOV12 Posted: Jul 14, 2004 04:40 PM

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I made my own invites and just purchased a few larger envelopes for those people I would need them for. Otherwise the other invites do not have an inner envelope.