OK so as of right now I only have outer envelopes. So how should I address them?
Mr William XXXXX and Guest 123 high way ny, ny..........
I'm not sure with just the one envelope?!?!?! TIA
AllJoy
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Ryan, I'm bumping your post for the evening crew, since I'm curious as well.
Melimaup
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Posted by diva7531
OK so as of right now I only have outer envelopes. So how should I address them?
Mr William XXXXX and Guest 123 high way ny, ny..........
I'm not sure with just the one envelope?!?!?! TIA
I would address it the way you have in your example b/c you don't have the inner envelopes..and this way they know they're being invited with a guest. JMO..HTH!!!!!!
Athee07
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Thats what i did
RobbsWifey
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I was told by my calligrapher that the outer envelope should be: Mr. William Smith 123 Smith Street.....
and the INNER envelope should read: Mr. Smith & Guest
If you're not using an inner envelope, that I would write '& Guest' on the outer envelope.
diva7531
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Ok I've been reading and it looks like I put and guest on the outer envelope. Now do I put it on the second line or the first? I am guessing second, but I have no idea!?!?!?!?
OK so as of right now I only have outer envelopes. So how should I address them?
Mr William XXXXX and Guest 123 high way ny, ny..........
I'm not sure with just the one envelope?!?!?! TIA
I would address it the way you have in your example b/c you don't have the inner envelopes..and this way they know they're being invited with a guest. JMO..HTH!!!!!!
I agree. This is how I addressed my invites. I didnt do inner envelopes so I had to write and guest on the outer..def. do it like that if youre not doing innner envelopes
CrisiDrue
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I've read you put it on the first. If there are any children they go on the second line
