Is it stupid to leave them blank if the person on the front is who its addressed to? I don't know why the hell i even got them now...
KrisD72310
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Re: Inner envelopes?
I think the 'formal' way is to write their names on the inside envelope as well. But who cares...do what's easier for you!
christine2010
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Re: Inner envelopes?
it depends on how you are addressing your envelope
if you are inviting: Susan Avenue & a Guest
then the outside would say: Ms. Susan Avenue & inside would say: Susan & Guest
however if you prefer, you can just have the outside say: Ms. Susan Avenue & Guest
StaceYums81
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Re: Inner envelopes?
Posted by christine2010
it depends on how you are addressing your envelope
if you are inviting: Susan Avenue & a Guest
then the outside would say: Ms. Susan Avenue & inside would say: Susan & Guest
however if you prefer, you can just have the outside say: Ms. Susan Avenue & Guest
okay thanks. Now if I am invititing:
Mr & Mrs. John Bourke
would the inside say
John & Ellen Bourke
OR
Mr. & Mrs. Bourke
T E R I
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Re: Inner envelopes?
I have to admit that some of ours were left blank because FH was too lazy to find out the names of some of his coworkers wives and I didn't want to write name & guest, when I know that they are married
