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Cheaper Option for Invitation Enclosure

kyprose10kyprose10 member
Second Anniversary
in Wedding Invitations & Paper
I am not having a very formal wedding and I did send out save the dates! I am getting ready to send out invitations and know normally that you have an outer envelope that is addressed in the formal way (Mr. and Mrs.) and then include an inner envelope that specifies the exact guests who are invited. My budget is really tight as it's coming to the end of the engagement and I am wanting to save money by not including the inner envelope. Since this is the case, I'm wondering how to address the outer envelope in a way that can include who all is actually invited to the wedding (including guests).

Has anyone seen this done before? Is this okay to do?
Thanks for your input!
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Re: Cheaper Option for Invitation Enclosure

  • sheslikeasunburnsheslikeasunburn member
    Third Anniversary 100 Love Its 100 Comments Name Dropper
    this is totally OK!  

    for people with guests just put:

    Ms. Jane Doe and Guest
    ...address...

    for people with children:
    Mr. and Mrs. Jane Doe
    Jack and Jill
    ...address...
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  • photokittyphotokitty mod
    Moderator Knottie Warrior 5000 Comments 500 Love Its
    Save the money. Save the trees. Forget the inner envelopes!
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  • CMGragainCMGragain member
    10000 Comments 500 Love Its Fourth Anniversary 25 Answers
    We didn't use inner envelopes, either.  Vistaprint doesn't offer them.
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  • classyduckclassyduck member
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    I haven't sent out our invitations yet, but we selected the all-in-one seal and sends. It's like the invitation IS the envelope. Basically, the invitation is printed on cardstock that is really pretty and glossy, and then it folds up onto itself and is closed with a seal. You put the address  and stamp right on the back to mail it. The bottom of the invitation has perforation and the rsvp card detatches. It sounds tacky, but it is very minimalist, neat, and pretty, imo. I love minimalism.

    So... we don't technically even have an outer envelope... 
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  • ArtemischiefArtemischief member
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    If you haven't printed already, you can also save some money by making the response cards into postcards, cuts down on the stamp price.
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  • vmj23vmj23 member
    Fifth Anniversary 1000 Comments 250 Love Its 5 Answers

    I skipped on the inner envelopes!  seem like such a waste to me!   I just included "and guest' on outside, if the person wasn't in a relationship, or the significant other's name, on the second line, if in a relationship.  I also put any family member names, if more than 2 adults, on second line. 

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