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June 2012 Weddings
LoveYouB
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My invitations came in!
Yay!! But now I need to address them all so I can send them out Monday...
A caligrapher would be too expensive, so I can either hand write the addresses or print each one indevidually. I have decent handwriting.
Thank you!!
A caligrapher would be too expensive, so I can either hand write the addresses or print each one indevidually. I have decent handwriting.
Thank you!!
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Re: My invitations came in!
So I'd do whichever one you think is easiest. I handwrote all of mine.
[QUOTE]I have never once thought "OMG look at how horrible that handwriting is" on any piece of mail. I can't even remember if I've ever received an invitation with a label, calligraphy, or printed. I just notice who it's for and open it up. I normally throw the envelope away immediately. So I'd do whichever one you think is easiest. I handwrote all of mine.
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Haha That is so true!! I am probably overthinking how critical people will be. Thank you. :)
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[QUOTE]<strong>I have never once thought "OMG look at how horrible that handwriting is" on any piece of mail</strong>. I can't even remember if I've ever received an invitation with a label, calligraphy, or printed. I just notice who it's for and open it up. I normally throw the envelope away immediately. So I'd do whichever one you think is easiest. I handwrote all of mine.
Posted by midgetthemighty[/QUOTE]
agree. My mom, FMIL and I all hand wrote our invitations. Using a calligrapher was an added expense I didn't want. I don't think anyone will notice if you hand write them. I am usually so excited to get wedding invitations in the mail, I hardly ever pay attention to how the address is written.
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I think I'm just going to do mine by hand. There's not too many of them anyway, and I've been told I have a nice handwriting.
I wouldn't worry about it much, as already was said above, most people won't care much.
I’m convinced that people do notice those details, if not consciously then unconsciously. People enjoy knowing that you did take the time to have it addressed individually. So, I prefer calligraphy or handwritten and at the very least, individually printed on.
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[QUOTE]I have never once thought "OMG look at how horrible that handwriting is" on any piece of mail. I can't even remember if I've ever received an invitation with a label, calligraphy, or printed. I just notice who it's for and open it up. I normally throw the envelope away immediately. So I'd do whichever one you think is easiest. I handwrote all of mine.
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Agreed.
[QUOTE]Yay!! But now I need to address them all so I can send them out Monday... A caligrapher would be too expensive, so I can either hand write the addresses or print each one indevidually. I have decent handwriting. Thank you!!
Posted by LoveYouB[/QUOTE]
<div>I voted on printing them from your computer because you can change the fonts and the color ink to your liking. I have pretty decent handwritting and it was suggested to me to handwrite mines but I have uncurable disease called "I'm too d*** lazy to do it" so I'm printing mines or going to Kinkos!</div>