Invite Issue

My wedding invitations don't come with an inner envelope, only an outer envelope. Has anyone ever heard of this before?

How do I address it to someone who is invited with a guest?

Anyone else's invites like this, too?

I've been told that this is considered a more modern twist on a conservative invitation. Usually only the more conservative invites have double envelopes.

Thoughts? I don't think inner envelopes are available and hope I don't have to pick new ones . . . they are exactly what we wanted!

http://www.printgalaxy.net/JanssonWeddingVol6/image014.htm

Thanks for your help

Yes, not all invites come with inner envelopes; the way you would address it is writing the guest information on the outer envelope...

Miss Janice Smart
Mr. Robert Young

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Posted by SomethingBlu

Yes, not all invites come with inner envelopes; the way you would address it is writing the guest information on the outer envelope...

Miss Janice Smart
Mr. Robert Young

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What if it is Ms. Becky Smith and a guest. How do you address the outer envelope, 'Ms. Becky Smith and Guest'? If not, how does someone know if they are being invited w/ a guest?

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Posted by Esor


What if it is Ms. Becky Smith and a guest. How do you address the outer envelope, 'Ms. Becky Smith and Guest'? If not, how does someone know if they are being invited w/ a guest?

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Yep, that's what my sister did for hers.

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Posted by Esor

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Posted by SomethingBlu

Yes, not all invites come with inner envelopes; the way you would address it is writing the guest information on the outer envelope...

Miss Janice Smart
Mr. Robert Young

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What if it is Ms. Becky Smith and a guest. How do you address the outer envelope, 'Ms. Becky Smith and Guest'? If not, how does someone know if they are being invited w/ a guest?

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Yes, but we're really supposed to find out the name of the 'guest' so that 'and guest' does not appear. However, I didn't do that because who has the time to call all these people? The way you wrote it is fine. I found www.verseit.com to be very helpful.

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Posted by SomethingBlu

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Posted by Esor

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Posted by SomethingBlu

Yes, not all invites come with inner envelopes; the way you would address it is writing the guest information on the outer envelope...

Miss Janice Smart
Mr. Robert Young

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What if it is Ms. Becky Smith and a guest. How do you address the outer envelope, 'Ms. Becky Smith and Guest'? If not, how does someone know if they are being invited w/ a guest?

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Yes, but we're really supposed to find out the name of the 'guest' so that 'and guest' does not appear. However, I didn't do that because who has the time to call all these people? The way you wrote it is fine. I found www.verseit.com to be very helpful.

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Thank you both so much. That is a great website, too!