I've owed you this post for so long!
These are pictures and the "how" behind mailing
my wedding invitations.Or just where I got everything!
Envelopes~Paper Presentations
My favorite store on my favorite block (besides all my other favs on the block)!
I knew that I wanted something really simple in terms of envelopes. This way the Hankies would be the star. I spent hours at Paper Presentations looking for the perfect envelope and sleeve to hold the invite. I found some made with recycled paper and also bought inserts to line the envelopes.
I made little cards to go the sleeve with
RSVP information.
We
skipped Response Cards to help keep things eco-friendly.
Calligraphy~ Briar Winters
Calligraphy on wedding invitations is beautiful! It wasn't really in our budget. I took a tip from The Groom Says and asked a Bridesmaid, Briar Winters, to pen addresses with her gorgeous penmanship.
Mailing them ~ Bunny Tip
These can be tricky to mail if they are very thick! I took them to the post office and had an employee helped me measure the envelopes thickness with the hankie folded. Normally they were 61 cents, but the thicker hankies ended up being over $1.
I was very happy with the way these turned out and my guests loved receiving them!
Are you making Hankie Invites too?
These can be tricky to mail if they are very thick! I took them to the post office and had an employee helped me measure the envelopes thickness with the hankie folded. Normally they were 61 cents, but the thicker hankies ended up being over $1.
I was very happy with the way these turned out and my guests loved receiving them!
Are you making Hankie Invites too?
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