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my turn for an invite?

allisonuncallisonunc member
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in North Carolina
I am SOOO excited we are making progress on the invites! Everything is all set up and we've started printing. I LOVE the way they look :) Anyway... I just realized that inner envelopes didn't come with the kit. How can I let people know exactly who is invited? What if I print individual names on the response card? Would that cover it? Any other ideas are welcome :) Thanks ladies!
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  • Jessica82799Jessica82799
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    edited December 2011
    I am sure Laud will know, but I am pretty sure that if you don't use an inner envelope you print the names of each person who is invited on the main envelope.
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  • gizmo91909gizmo91909 member
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    edited December 2011
    We didn't have inner envelopes either. We did our response cards with everyone's name. Worded kind of like this: The favour of a reply is requested before August 15 Bob ____will attend _____will not attend Ann ____will attend _____will not attend It has worked very well for us and has been great- as we have been receiving them it is very clear who is an who is not coming.
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  • Pinky09Pinky09
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    edited December 2011
    We didn't have a inner envelope, I just put the names of whoever was invited on the outside envelope.I broke lots of rules when it came to invites, but I really didn't care. They came out looking good. Good luck finishing urs!
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  • dontworryloverdontworrylover
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    edited December 2011
    Pinky, we did the same thing. I just put everyone's name on the outside. Hell, I even put a hand-written note in with a couple of invitations for FI's friends letting them know that they needed to give me their date's name. Otherwise, I probably wouldn't have even gotten the response card back. :sigh: I tried to get him to find out SO information beforehand, but it just wasn't happening.
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  • shigaitesshigaites
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    edited December 2011
    I like that idea gizmo!
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  • laudanum1laudanum1
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    edited December 2011
    If you have no inner envelopes for your invites, you list all invitees on the outer envelope, including children.Another way of making sure your guests know exactly how many people are invited is to have something like this on the top of your RSVP card:"Three seats have been reserved for you. ..."That makes it pretty obvious regarding who is invited.
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  • katherineUTCkatherineUTC
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    edited December 2011
    That's what I did, we didnt have inner envelopes either. On the outer envelope, it was either "Mr. and Mrs. John Smith" for married couples or "Ms. Mary Jones and Mr. Kevin Anderson" for friends of ours who have significant others. I didnt do anything special with the response card.
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  • allisonuncallisonunc member
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    edited December 2011
    Awesome, thanks ladies :)
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