Wedding Place Card Etiquette
February 25, 2001
Label wedding invitation?
I'm getting married in a few months, but I'm not having a bachelorette party. I always knew is tacky to send wedding registry with the invitations, the label is intended to send, but not the invitation itself and a separate card? Otherwise, if this is not acceptable, then what is the proper way to let my customers know where I am registered? I can not make word of mouth because the wedding guests come from all different places. Thank you!
What a wedding site? You can put some thing on their invitations that say something like "for more information about our wedding, visit our wedding site" and include the link. There are tons of free site online wedding responsibly. However, if your family is not very intelligent technology, it might not work.
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