OK, so maybe my brain is a little fried today. What is the different between a single envelope and double envelopes.. Someone please tell me,... Im lost.
CloudNine
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i'm pretty sure the double envelope means you have one that has a full adress on it....say mr. and mrs. joseph smith with teh address and then there is an inner envelope that has a less formal name like Joe and Jane (kind of a waste IMO but its traditional, i skipped them )
Moonmist09
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that's exactly what it means
IrishAli
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yup- it means both an outer and inner envelope
HSsweethearts
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Yep!
If you have 2 envelopes, the inner one is lined. I was only going to do one envelope, but my mom and sis talked me into doing a lined inner (difference of about 60 bucks), but I am not addressing the inner.
The idea is that the outer envelope gets dirty in the mail so the inner is the keepsake. Also if you address the inner you can use it to be more specific about who is invited.
FutureMrsGee
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Thank you. I dont know why this process to me I can't visualize anything :(
