Cacarina
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Question about Addressing Invites...
When addressing, do I put Apartment numbers on the same line as the street, or a separate line? For example:
John Smith
123 Main Street, Apartment 3B
New York, New York 10109
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John Smith
123 Main Street
Apartment 3B
New York, New York 10109
pandafish519
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i put hte apartment # on the same line as the street?? i don't know which way is 'correct'
Just Cindy
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I had calligraphy so she put it on the 2nd line since it would be too long.
gina409
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Posted by pandafish519
i put hte apartment # on the same line as the street?? i don't know which way is 'correct'
same here
RPMG26599
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Seperate Line
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BUT I think you can do it either way!!
BarbieGrl10
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I had mine done this way:
John Smith
123 Main Street
Apartment 3B
New York, New York 10109
ETA: Sometimes the calligrapher will charge you more for a 4th line though.
coldasice217
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Mine will be done on separate lines I believe.
julesrbf
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I think either is acceptable. Since we spelled out the word 'Apartment,' FH and I decided to do it on separate lines.
In Love
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I had the calligrapher do it so she put it on the 2nd line
emric
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Posted by BarbieGrl10
I had mine done this way:
John Smith
123 Main Street
Apartment 3B
New York, New York 10109
ETA: Sometimes the calligrapher will charge you more for a 4th line though.
I had mine done this way too.
