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Invitation Qstion (about assembly)

DGoldfarb0776 Posted:

Invitation Qstion (about assembly)

I was ready to put my invitations together this weekend but I'm unsure on how to put them in the inner envelopes- is there a specific order for the invitation, the RSVP card, hotel card and directional card must be in?

I have invitaions that have a fold on the side but only wording on the outside of the card. I have the protective tissue to cover the top of the invitation but I'm not sure in which order (in front of, inside, or in back of the invitation) the rest of the stuff goes and in which order...and ideas or help?

TIA!
mrspalomino148 Posted:

Re: Invitation Qstion (about assembly)

I'm sorry I really don't know what your asking

is it a pocket fold?

If its not, I would put the other info on top of the invitation, RSVP on TOP so thats the first thing they see.

then wrap the tissue paper over the entire invite, and stuff them
DGoldfarb0776 Posted:

Re: Invitation Qstion (about assembly)

Nope its not a pocket fold..just the invite that folds in half lengthwise.. I thought the same thing just to put it so that the tissue covers the face (it's only large enought to cover the face) of the invitation and just put the rest on top so that the RSVP is on the top and they see that first when they take it all out of the inner envelope.

Guess my instinct was right?
DGoldfarb0776 Posted:

Re: Invitation Qstion (about assembly)

Anyone else have suggestions or is that right?
ant n tilde Posted:

Re: Invitation Qstion (about assembly)

i followed this:

assembly
DGoldfarb0776 Posted:

Re: Invitation Qstion (about assembly)


Posted by ant n tilde

i followed this:

assembly



HA! I told FH that was the right way!

:happy dance: I was right for a change ..lol he's gonna laugh at this one- thanks!
Mizzdimple Posted:

Re: Invitation Qstion (about assembly)

Invitation facing up

reception card

rsvp (flapped in envelope (NOT IN))

direction card

OOT Hotel card

Church info

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