Use the wedding reply cards as place cards too? - reception place cards
It would be unpleasant for me to use my card for the reply cards and wedding location? I am my own invites and reply cards. I think of there each his reply card with your name already printed, instead of the map for an entire group. There is no confusion about who is or is not invited, especially for couples who are invited, but their children. Is this an idea of bad taste?
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Reception Place Cards Use The Wedding Reply Cards As Place Cards Too?
8 comments:
Type of property that states the obvious. Send 1 invitation to a couple (even if they are not married, because they know that Jane is not Joe and Harry, your guests want specific). I enclose a letter of reply that their names Jane and Joe to print out and place your choice of meal. Then you send in a sealed envelope so favorably received.
I like the idea of them as coasters for the taking! a good way to save paper. # Just write on the table and put it on a table in MS at the door of the reception for all get, as they go inside. thus the choice of meal on the table for the service employees will not ask anyone if they want chicken, meat, fish or anything else. great idea.
Type of property that states the obvious. Send 1 invitation to a couple (even if they are not married, because they know that Jane is not Joe and Harry, your guests want specific). I enclose a letter of reply that their names Jane and Joe to print out and place your choice of meal. Then you send in a sealed envelope so favorably received.
I like the idea of them as coasters for the taking! a good way to save paper. # Just write on the table and put it on a table in MS at the door of the reception for all get, as they go inside. thus the choice of meal on the table for the service employees will not ask anyone if they want chicken, meat, fish or anything else. great idea.
I like it. However, keep in mind people, the people not invited to the card or do not want to be. Was also because, you invade by dinner and the dinner table and a good idea to May and not sit, then this would be a wasted effort if you regret, RSVP, and then change people with new tables.
Good luck
Yes it is. I think there should be no confusion about who is invited and who not. The invitation speaks for itself, for example, Mr. and Mrs. John Q. No public, Mr. and Mrs. John Q. Public and family.
I understand that you are trying to keep costs low, but how do you plan to use is certainly not the right way. A computer can do a lot of work so you do not cost an arm and a leg for tickets, you get the room. If one includes only a reply card for each package should be enough to save on transport costs to be paid for the place cards.
I think it is an effective way to deter unwanted visitors, that's for sure. Proabably you need to lose a few cards, or used to make, and Wedding Crashers are inevitable. When done well together and look professional, I do not think its bad taste. Many do additional goods job, but they need it.
I have to do .. new, but I would not go so far as to place cards .. Should be fun and relaxing. . Let everyone sit where they want and mix. Thus the union of two families will ... so!
I suppose if the names do not. However, it may be better able to do only certain maps, because no response cards one to two names on them?
All he cares about the poor in the mail. Wet, bent, broken. You may have to make extras.
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