Ok sooo do i really have to have the names on the inner envelopes or can i just leave them blank??....
Also -rehearsal dinner- my in laws think we choose where the dinner takes place but theyre paying for it so shouldnt they pick it??
HSsweethearts
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Re: Inner envelopes
You don't need inner envelopes at all and they don't nee to be printed, but they can help clarify who is and is not invited within a family. We had printed inners and people still didn't know who was invited. lol
Who picks RD is up to you. If they are paying you can give themthe option to choose, but if they are letting you choose, then that's fine. Id come up with a few suggestions in different price categories and let them have final say
renrico
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I would put the names...it looks nicer and attempts to make it a little clearer about who is invited.
cor314
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I just picked up my invitations last night and already have inner envelopes so I am going to use them. I am having a calligrapher write out the invitations. I just think it's so confusing the 'etiquette' they suggest is Mr and Mrs on the outside envelope and then on the inside the parents again with the children's names, guest, etc......
