no ... it's a waste of money (plus postage is then higher since it weighs more) and waste of paper.
Jna2010
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i didnt put one
luvly73
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No, especially if you have a pocketfold
jmgoncal
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It's completely up to you - my parents considered an inner envelope important b/c that's what they're used to seeing for formal invites. But, I don't have a pocketfold. If you do, I don't think they're necessary at all.
Lsorrent
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I don't have one.
JenBill61210
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i have one, but you dont need one. its personal preference
FutureLW
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I'm not doing inner envelopes....instead I'm doing envelope liners (just because I like the look) but even those are unnecessary
Iluvpoodles
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nope.
latinaj
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i might only because i dont have a pocketfold and i need it to protect the charm on my invitation
SummerBride10
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I'm getting them so I can put exactly who is invited.
grkbarbie
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i used inners only to semi protect the rhinestnoe slide from piercing thru the main envelope
ourwedding9510
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I don't have one.
latinaj
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Posted by grkbarbie
i used inners only to semi protect the rhinestnoe slide from piercing thru the main envelope
did she provide them or did you get them on your own?
marinai7
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I'm not getting one - didn't really see the point of it.
Jtruran
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it's a nice touch but I'm too cheap...lol
little j
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ours came with the price, so we used them to put first names on the inner envelope. i also feel it gave better protection for rhinestones