Here are some pictures of mine. Sorry they're not the best pictures...
This is the design I had but in brown...
CrisiDrue
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I have a letter 'P' if anyone's interested (actually, I have two different ones I'm looking to get rid of)
Kara and Todd
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Posted by CrisiDrue
I have a letter 'P' if anyone's interested (actually, I have two different ones I'm looking to get rid of)
When you send the invites - do you use the first letter of the bride's or groom's last name? (My parents are 'technically' hosting - and theirs is the return address on the invites.)
pameladhd
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That is a good questions Kara. I was thinking of doing them for my eparty invites ('my practice wedding', lol) but I was not sure about the initial thing either.
You can find those stampers and the wax at AC Moore in the bridal aisle. I believe they also have them at Target. I know for sure they have them at AC Moore in different styles and shapes and initials with different colored waxes.
Kara and Todd
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They also have them at Michaels.
MJDoc12
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i put the seals I used on my envelopes at AC Moore...the glue gun stick type. i wanted to order them from one of those sites online where they do the seal for you and you just stick it on...but it was too expensive for me
the ac moore ones are time consuming, but for less than $20 you can get enough sticks to do like 100+ envelopes, a mini glue gun (low heat), and a stamper!
angl2001
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i think i saw them at acmoore.....i am pretty sure
Cpt2007
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Most candle shops have the seal wax (stick form) and the brass stamps seals themselves. I know for sure that the Heritage Candle Shop in Cold Spring Harbor Village has them (on 25A across from Talbots).