If my invite is like a card (writing on front but it folds) do I stuff everything inside it or behind it?
MarcellaBella
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what do you mean a card.. is a panel.. is the writing on the front of the card or on the inside?
Betty
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It's on the outside but the invitation folds (it's not just 1 sheet it 's more like a card (no writing inside though)
xjulietx
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I think what you have is one of the great mysteries of wedding invitations: the folder. Don't know why there is writing on the front and nothing in the card, but I have seen so many like that. If you want to put everything in there, I guess you can. I never understood why they were like that. Weird...
Yep, cella is right. Put everything else on top. Leave the invite inside empty
Betty
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Thanks so much hun, I couldn't find it
Briana
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Here is what I have read....
1.Invitation down, text up. Cover with tissue, if applicable. 2.Reception card on top of tissue, text up. Affix postage to response card envelope and tuck response card under the flap. 3.Stack response card and the rest of the enclosures (rain card, map, etc) on top of reception card by size, placing the smallest enclosure on top of the stack. 4.Insert the invitation and all enclosures folded edge first, into the inner, ungummed envelope. Place the ungummed envelope into the gummed outer envelope, with the guest's name facing the flap of the outer envelope.
Julybaby
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I had a folding invitation and we stuffed everything inside the invitation. The information about our wedding was inside with our names and date outside. However, if your wedding info is on the outside, I believe you put the inserts on top of the invitation.