If you got a symbol, saying, or something in Hebrew on your invitations, who did you use? A lot of the online places don't seem to have Jewish stuff. TIA!
eperlman
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Huh? You want your invitation in Hebrew? Not sure what you're asking. I'm sure you can go to any invitation or paper place and they'd have it. Remember... they do a lot of Bat/Bar Mitzvah's too. Ours isn't in Hebrew, but we were invited to an Orthodox wedding once where one side was in Hebrew and the other English
cookiemonster
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Some invitations have a Hebrew saying on them, like 'Ani L'Dodi v'Dodi Li,' etc, or they have it in English, 'I am my beloved's....' at the top of the invitation. Others may have a Jewish star or something to indicate it's a Jewish wedding - on a lot of the online sites if you click on 'religious' as a theme it only comes up with invitations with crosses or other Christian symbols on them.
ETA: I've also seen some with the hebrew letters 'B'H' in the top right corner - some people use this on all of their letters - that's the kind of stuff I'm talking about, not having the whole invitation in hebrew.
bostoninLI
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We just had the BH on the upper right hand corner. I didn't order my invites online though so it wasn't a problem.
stealthgroom
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We had a friend of the family doing our invites, and couldn't find camera ready text in time
July07Bride
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we used c'est papeir, and they had a few-one was ani l'dodi v'eh dodi li
PreshusSmurf
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Posted by cookiemonster
If you got a symbol, saying, or something in Hebrew on your invitations, who did you use? A lot of the online places don't seem to have Jewish stuff. TIA!
Your best bet is to go into a store that specializes in invitations. Most of them should have a few options to offer you.
We are getting our invites through Proper Paper in Plainview and they have a lot of options with hebrew on themin their books. Even if you dont see it on an invite in the books, as long as the company has hebrew print, they can order it
