Addressing Inner Envelopes
what source you use. There are two ways you can address the inner envelope: TRADITIONAL Exclude first name: Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Mr. Jefferson…Addressing Outer Envelopes
Need help addressing outer envelopes? Below are some helpful tips to get you started! Please note that these directions will vary depending on what…Assembling Wedding Invitations
You’ve ordered your invitations, addressed them, but how in the world do you put them together? Assembling wedding invitations is often one of the…How to RSVP, Properly
The EditorsThe guest’s side of the invitation — when to reply, what to say, who is invited, and the handful of things that make a couple’s life much easier.Invitation Verses: Lines for the Top of the Card
The EditorsOne-line, two-line, three-line and four-line verses for wedding invitations, programs and menus — collected by Today’s Weddings readers since 1999.Wedding Announcement Wording
Announcements go out after the wedding, to people who were not at it. The wording depends on who is sending them.Wedding Invitation Tips
Need help addressing inner envelopes? Below are some helpful tips to get you started! Please note that these directions will vary depending on what…Wedding Invitation Wording for Every Situation
Who issues the invitation changes how it is worded. Divorced parents, a remarried mother, a deceased father, a second wedding, two sisters marrying on…When to Send the Invitations, and Everything Else
The EditorsThe complete stationery timetable — save-the-dates, invitations, reply cards and thank-you notes — and how to get them all into the post on time.The Guest List and the Seating Plan
How to cut a list without starting a feud, when to send what, and the method that makes seating take an evening instead of two weeks.SCROLL AND BOOKMARK VERSES
Scrolls and Bookmarks can be used to show thanks to your wedding guests. They can be handed to your guests during the receiving line…