I know there's a 'right' order everything should go in there....
can anyone help me out with that?
TIA
melissankurt07
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Re: stuffing invites
I found this: Hope it helps
Folded Invitations: The response card is laid face up on the envelope, with the envelope flap hanging over the front of it. This goes on top of the reception card. A map/directions card goes on top of that, with church directions on top of reception directions, if appropriate. Open the invitation and put the tissue over the text. Then the pile of insertions is placed over the tissue. This assembly is put fold-side first, with the front of the invitation facing the back (addressed) part of the inner envelope. The inner envelope, unsealed, is then put with the flap to the back (addressed) part of the outer envelope. If you do one and keep it handy as a reference, the process gets easier as you go.
Card Invitations: A liner is put over the text of the actual invitation. Then enclosures are stacked on top of the card invitation, face up, as noted above. The stack is placed with the left edge going into the envelope first, facing backwards so the text is away from the flap. The inner envelope is then put inside the outer one, with the flap to the back (addressed) part of the outer envelope.
If this is just too confusing, you have three options: Put them together however you like; go to www.VerseIt.com and look at their illustrated instructions, or contact us and we will walk you through it
Folded Invitations: The response card is laid face up on the envelope, with the envelope flap hanging over the front of it. This goes on top of the reception card. A map/directions card goes on top of that, with church directions on top of reception directions, if appropriate. Open the invitation and put the tissue over the text. Then the pile of insertions is placed over the tissue. This assembly is put fold-side first, with the front of the invitation facing the back (addressed) part of the inner envelope. The inner envelope, unsealed, is then put with the flap to the back (addressed) part of the outer envelope. If you do one and keep it handy as a reference, the process gets easier as you go.
Card Invitations: A liner is put over the text of the actual invitation. Then enclosures are stacked on top of the card invitation, face up, as noted above. The stack is placed with the left edge going into the envelope first, facing backwards so the text is away from the flap. The inner envelope is then put inside the outer one, with the flap to the back (addressed) part of the outer envelope.
If this is just too confusing, you have three options: Put them together however you like; go to www.VerseIt.com and look at their illustrated instructions, or contact us and we will walk you through it
