AW: Invitations (PIP)

fallbride1109 · August 2009

They are finally here! [img]http://tinyurl.com/loxnfg[/img]

fallbride1109 · August 2009

So, how do I assemble them--is there an order? I only have an outer envelope. I have the invitation, an RSVP card, an RSVP envelope and an information card. Is there a way they should go in the outer envelope? TIA.

tmrhyne00 · August 2009

I can't help with the question, just wanted to say your invitation is beautiful!

MBain09 · August 2009

No help here either, I did pocketfolds. But those invitations are beautiful!

danielle16_17 · August 2009

those are really cute

TCUESW1999 · August 2009

Correct me if I am wrong and there may not be an order, but most of the time I see the invitation first since it is the biggest piece, the reply card and envelope and then the misc. info. However, with the mail being sent out, who knows, the cards could get jostled around behind the invitiation so it may not really matter. I have received a few that had the reply card already in the reply envelope and you had to take it out to fill it out and send it back.

JessTX · August 2009

Classy! These are very pretty.

alfdallas21 · August 2009

you have a really nice invitation.

shananagins · August 2009

Those are beautiful! I love the rhinestones! I don't know if it's the correct way, but I would put the RSVP card tucked under the flap of the RSVP envelope on top of the invitation panel, and the info card on top of that then stick it all in the envelope. I think it might be odd to have the smaller pieces behind the big piece, if that makes sense! Could you maybe tuck the smaller pieces under the ribbon?

juliebug1997 · August 2009

Very pretty! I don't think there's a special order and I don't think anyone would think you aren't following etiquette if you do it one way over another. However, I would put the invitation in front because I would want them to pull that out first.

mandasue178 · August 2009

It's beautiful!!! I'd stick the RSVP card under the RSVP envelope flap, and put the info card behind it, and then stick all of that behind the invitation.