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I want to print out address labels for my wedding invitations, but I haven’t seen anything saying that this is okay? I have seen that you either write them by hand or hire a calligrapher. Any advice?
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8 Responses to “Is it okay to have fancy address labels on your wedding invitations?”
It’s your wedding so ultimately you should do as you please. I had mine handwritten. My mom has pretty writing so she addressed them and wrote the return address on the back. Have fun!
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By ubiquitous_mr_lovegrove on Nov 5, 2009
It is your wedding you can do what you want to. By the way Congrats!!!!
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By B on Nov 5, 2009
This is your wedding and you can do whatever pleases you. Try printing directly onto the envelope itself in the fancy font. I believe that will look so much better.
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By theplanningdiva on Nov 5, 2009
I HAVE SEEN CALIGRAPHY, ITS MORE ELEGANT
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By Michelle D on Nov 5, 2009
I think it would be perfectly fine. Use a nice font that goes with the invitation somehow, and you’re set.
Just no preprinted thank you cards (that was a question from someone earlier this week).
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By Karen? on Nov 5, 2009
its your wedding and whatever the way you want it from the little things to the honeymoon is entirely up to you, tradition or not.your choice so what address labels you want go for it…oh and whatever you decide hope you have a wonderful day
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By sadistic_bondagelover on Nov 5, 2009
Instead of labels consider downloading a fancy font and then printing each envelope individually. When we got married it took 2 hours, 175 invites and the envelopes looked beautiful, as if they had been done by hand. We used something called Edwardian and it was very scripty and loopy! Good luck. It also looks nice if you get the envelopes hand stamped. Our postoffice gave us a cancelor and let us do it ourselves (they were really busy) It was fun to do and looked nice
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By marcellac on Nov 5, 2009
If you are going to have an extravagant wedding then…go for it. If not then I wouldn’t. A lot of people will take the invitation as a hint of how to dress and what type of wedding it will be.
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By KJ on Nov 5, 2009