Envelopments

nbird Posted: Jan 05, 2004 08:00 PM

Envelopments

Does anyone carry these and how does it work? From what I've seen on a few websites, you kinda create your own thing. I like the idea but am worried that they can get a bit expensive. Any help out there?

Tying the Knot Posted: Jan 05, 2004 10:09 PM

Re: Envelopments

Hi Nancy,

You have FM!!

Thanks,

Jennifer
Tying the Knot

Favorite Things Invitations Posted: Jan 05, 2004 10:30 PM

Re: Envelopments

Hi;
Please check your forum mail.

Thanks!!

Rebecca
Favorite Things Invitations
Nesconset (631) 979 6300

1-866-BRIDEOO/Linda's Lovelies Posted: Jan 05, 2004 10:57 PM

Re: Envelopments

Hi--

The 'Envelopments' Line has an interesting
look and the quality of the Cardstocks and
Papers is substantial --
However, they are generally printed on a Laser Printer as opposed to Thermography or Engraving (raised print done by a Commercial Printing Press)
There are generally 3 elements that make for a quality Invitation --Cardstock --Raised
Print and Professional Typesetting--The
'Envelopments' Line offers the substantial
cardstock--
A Formal Social Invitation such as a Wedding Invitation should really encompass all of the 3 elements --
We do offer this line --however, there are other manufacturers that also do envelopment
style invitations with thermography or engraving and professional typesetting for the same price or less--
We generally suggest the Envelopments line for items such as programs or menus or less formal invitations --
Please let me know if you have any further questions, or I can be of any assistance--
Best of Luck with all!!

Linda
1-866-BRIDEOO/Linda's Lovelies
(516) 781-3162
www.lindaslovelies.com
[email protected]

LA Productions Posted: Jan 06, 2004 02:03 PM

Re: Envelopments

The envelopments line is wonderful way for bride's to create the invitation they've always dreamed of. There are a variety of colors, textures, shapes & sizes to choose from. I have designed several invitations from this product line for some liweddings brides, and have always been willing to help work on making the invitation affordable... you are right, when you mentioned that they can get a bit expensive... layers certainly can add up...

one option may be to make them yourself. I'd be happy to discuss this with you in more detail if you are still interested. Thanks, Laura--LA Productions [email protected]