Does anyone know where/how tissue is placed inside the invites? They didn't send tissue with ours so I bought some at Kate's paperie, but I don't know how to place it properly. If you have pics it would be helpful!
HeatherandNick
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it goes directly on the invitation itself and underneath the reception and reply card
julybride444
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Does it wrap around the reception card or does it lay flat underneath it ? Thanks!
Stavia
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I blieve it just lays on top of the print of the invitation. I didn't use any, my invitations have are in a frosted vellum cover, so from what I understood, I would have put the tissue inside the vellum which didn't make sense to me, so I just left it out.
bride2be2004
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the tissue lays right on top of the wording on the inside.
MarcellaBella
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The reason they used tissue paper, is b/c back in the old days, they used calligraphy and the ink would still be wet, so they used the tissue paper as a blotter.. The paper lays right on top of the invitation wording..
christine1221
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Marcella's right. It's a very old custom ... useful at a time when invitations were handwritten. Now, its not really necessary, which is why they may not have sent you any. You can just leave it out if you want.
