How To Stuff A Wedding Invitation Envelope

Ace your wedding invitation envelopes with our easy to follow guide.

How to stuff a wedding invitation envelope. If you have a wedding website the url should be placed in the lower left corner of the invitation. Watch this video if you re confused about what order to put your invite reply card reception card and other inserts in your wedding envelopes. As the invitation will be the largest card all enclosure cards should be stacked neatly on top.

When you receive your wedding invitations from the printer you ll probably be excited to get started stuffing envelopes and sending them off to your friends and family. Start with the invitation card on the bottom print side up. Stream a movie listen to music whatever you need to do to help pass the time.

Opening a wedding invitation is unlike opening any other piece of mail. Facebook pinterest emailshare courtesy of paper culture. And although you may have to do the work of stuffing wedding envelopes yourself you ll be glad to know that zola addresses your envelopes for free.

Rsvp or reply cards should be placed face up under the flap of the return envelope do not put it inside the envelope. Lay your wedding invitation down with the wording facing up. The general rule for putting wedding stationery together is to assemble your invitations in order of size.

When you re ready to mail your wedding invitations this is the proper way to assemble them into the envelopes. Include a line in the lower right corner indicating what guests should wear. Tuck your response card wording side up under its envelope flap and place on top of the reception card.

For the most part wedding invitations are assembled in size order with each card placed face up and the largest card on the bottom. Several enclosures usually accompany the invitation itself and there is a thoughtful order to how they are placed inside the outer envelope and even a few things to think about when you stamp and mail them. This envelope will contain the invitation and all other enclosures.