One more question regarding invitations...and the tissue
Jenn04
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One more question regarding invitations...and the tissue
I have a sheer wrap that goes around my invitation. Do I put the piece of tissue on top of the invitation...then put the wrap around it???
PegaLega
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Im not sure I understand but I would put the wrap on and the tissue on top so that the tissue isnt tied into the invitation
Jenn04
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It seems weird to put it on top of the wrap...so I put it inside of the wrap
yngcpl92203
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Yes tissue first.
o17range
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Skip the tissue! It was included because the ink (especially in engraved invites) would still be damp upon delivery. These days, with the popularity of thermography, it pretty much renders the tissue useless, unless you do DIY flat printing-- your ink might run because they could be 'hot off the press.' So, if you aren't sure WHERE it goes, just skip the tissue and wrap your invites how they should be wrapped.
melonhead
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Posted by o17range
Skip the tissue! It was included because the ink (especially in engraved invites) would still be damp upon delivery. These days, with the popularity of thermography, it pretty much renders the tissue useless, unless you do DIY flat printing-- your ink might run because they could be 'hot off the press.' So, if you aren't sure WHERE it goes, just skip the tissue and wrap your invites how they should be wrapped.
^what she said.^
DGoldfarb0776
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Posted by melonhead
Posted by o17range
Skip the tissue! It was included because the ink (especially in engraved invites) would still be damp upon delivery. These days, with the popularity of thermography, it pretty much renders the tissue useless, unless you do DIY flat printing-- your ink might run because they could be 'hot off the press.' So, if you aren't sure WHERE it goes, just skip the tissue and wrap your invites how they should be wrapped.
^what she said.^
ditto- although on mine I still put the tissue- don't know why but I did...
PegaLega
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Not going to lie-not one piece of tissue was in my invites...NOR did I put them in the envelope the way I was supposed to I did it MY WAY!