I am getting ready to order my invitations and my mother and I are having a slight disagreement...its actually a pretty petty argument. Is the proper name of the establishment, Flowerfield or Flowerfield Celebrations? Also, from your experience, what do more people put on thier invitations?
Thank You!
lilmrs
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Anyone? LOL
Simply Elegant
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My suggestion is to use Flowerfield. Regarding additional information, my customers have chosen to include the street, city and state or just city and state since you will be including directional cards. That's a matter of personal preference.
Favorite Things Invitations
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Hi Debbie; My brides have always used 'Flowerfield'.
Best wishes,
Rebecca Favorite Things Invitations and Favors (631) 979 6300
LA Productions
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Hi Debbie! I've seen just Flowerfields used before. And regarding the other info to put on the invite, generally it is: 1)the name of the ceremony location 2)The Street the site is located on 3) City and state. These are usually put on three separate lines also. I hope this helps If you need any other assistance, feel free to ask. I'm here to help. --Laura, LA Productions (631)473-0271 or [email protected]
An Invitation Sensation, Inc.
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Dear Debbie:
I agree with the other vendors. We also use 'Flowerfield' on the reception card and it sounds very elegant!
Good luck with all your planning!
Cathy, Sweet Nut Hut
AM Printing Services
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Flowerfield is the appropriate way of wording it on the invitation that is there legal name. As far as the other information on the actual invitation is is the name and town as such below: Flowerfield St. James, New York You will be enclosing direction cards so you won't need additional info on it. Remember less info on the invitation makes for a more sofisticated look. Hope that helps........