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Assembling and Addressing
Wedding Invitations
We recommend handwriting the addresses to your guests on the front of envelopes for a personal touch, and using our easy-to-print return address envelope labels on the back of envelopes, which double as a seal. Download the label template for use with our return envelope labels here.
Two envelopes are not longer necessary, but if they are being used, the smaller
inner envelope is addressed with only the guest(s) name, such as “Mr.
and Mrs. Grant Thompson” “Miss Johnson and Guest”.
The outer envelope is addressed with the guest’s full name
and address. Avoid using abbreviations for streets and cities. The return address should be on the back flap of the outer envelope.
When assembling your invitations, the reply card
with stamped envelope or reply postcard should be on top, then the
reception card, then the invitation. If two envelopes are used, all
of the enclosures are placed in the inner envelope face up. The inner
envelope is placed (unsealed) in the outer envelope, with the flap
facing back so that your guest sees his or her name upon opening. Use an envelope seal for an elegant touch. |
