I would like to send a invitation out for a Bridal Sprinkle. Does anyone have the wording for that invitation?
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Is this similar to a Golden Shower ?
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it depends on how many people are coming! if its a small group, then they will most likely expect you to open them. if there are 30+ people, they might cut you some slack.\nI went to a bridal shower where the bride didnt open her gifts, and nobody really cared. she wrote thank you notes expressing her excitement, so it was fine.\nHave lots of games to keep people busy (or suggest that to the hosts) and by the time they are done, everyone will be ready to go home rather than watch you open presents.
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someone has to invite you\nput your email address in details and i will send you one
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What is the custom invitation written in?  or what is its file format?  That may give a better idea as to which program may be better to use for printing.  The program that creates the invitation impacts the printing along with the layout of the paper and how it must be fed through the printer.  \n\nI have done cards 4-up of similar size that I have created in Publisher and Word (Microsoft) for mailings, invitations, and presentation notes.
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I do not even know that you can invite someone to wedding receptrion ONLY. I never heard anyone doing this. And honestly, I find it rude.\n\nBut, if indeed this happen, it would also be rude on the part of the invited guest not to come.\n\nI think its a good gesture for the guest to bring a gift but one should never expect a guest to bring a gift.
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sorry invitation only
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I made my own and they turned out really great. You're welcome to email me and I'll show you a picture. They were not that difficult and it saved me a LOT of money. If you dont want to use all of the detail that I did you can certainly leave off a few of the details and it would still look nice. Mine are on white cardstock with vellum over the top. Our engagement pictures are attached to the cardstock under the vellum and the invitation wording is on the vellum. I embossed wedding bells on the vellum in silver and attached the vellum to the cardstock with a ribbon. I did use the double envelopes but I went more contemporary and used a white envelope inside of a clear envelope. The names are printed on the white but you can see it through the outside envelope. Let me know if I can help. It was all very cheap to do and I can give you some tips. rdnkchic2003@yahoo.com
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just now I have send an Invitation..\n\nhttp://www.orkut.com/Home.aspx?xid=9959370504440871414
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The answers may vary, but I would time mailing out invitations to give me plenty of time for them to RSVP and for me to give a head-count for the church, reception venue, etc.\n\nMe personally, I would mail them out like 2 months in advance and have the RSVP date a month beforehand.  You need to check with the place that is printing your invitations to see how long after you order them that they will come in. \n\nP.S. - I bought invitation stationery at Party City and printed them up myself.  They came out really nice and I saved lots of money!
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As long as it was a very light scent. I think it's kind of like confetti in an invite, it would bother people. Something subtle could be very elegant on the right style of invitation though.
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I don't know if this is what you want, but I went to 123greetings.com and helped you to send an ecard to your friend on your behalf.\n\nI guess you're pretty new to the internet and have trouble using it. but don't worry! you'll get used to it soon enough!\nhope i was of some help!\nI chose this ecard cos it was quite cute. the message in it goes like this : \nAMMI,\nyour friendship gives me a reason to smile everyday!\ni'm so lucky to have a friend like you!\n\nand there is a flower smiling at the background!just click on the link below to see the ecard! i've already sent it!
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I think u need to look out for what exactly in invitation... r u thinking of invitation cards business then u need some really creative ideas along with some collegues who are equally creative with no of ideas for al occassions...u need a printing press or a vendor who can get it done 4 u... and just go ahead and get ur business online...
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It's easy to create unique wedding invitations using the free wedding invitation templates below. Just choose a style, download and go!\n\nAll of Southworth's free wedding invitation templates contain wording for your invitation cards, reply cards and response cards!
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I'm not sure what to name your wedding planner services but a suggestion would be something that starts with an "A" or some numbers so that it is in the beginning of the section of weddding planners in your local telephone book so that people looking for such will call you before they call many others.  Example- A plan before you step wedding services.  I know that's corny but it's just an example LOL
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I'm married but you can do what you wish with the GROOM's cake; I had a pineapple filled cake with vanilla & stawberry frosting.  On the ribbon I had written "Congratulations Anna & El Santo Gordo", which is my e-mail name & my secret delight, being Mexican wrestlers/"lucha libre".  It was only after people read the cake's ribbon that they knew I had actually done what I promised to do.\n\nAs I wrote this my wife mentioned two things:\n\n1. It's your wedding, have it Goth if you like; don't worry about the people who gripe, because they don't love you.  And if your fiance won't stand up with you on this you're both in trouble.\n\n2. If you want total control, make it a cake made of layers/stacks of cupcakes made in chocolate with red velvet.\n\nGood luck to both of you & if it happens you can send US a invitation.\n\nGod Bless!\n\n\nJaime (and Anna over my shoulder)
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There are some good suggestions on http://verseit.com  Look under weddings > Invitations > Couple inviting\n\nHere's one from there for golf lovers:\n\nWe’ve paired up, par for the course\nand playing through!\n\nPlease join us,\nBRIDE\nand\nGROOM\non our wedding day\nas we turn a stroke of luck\ninto a winning streak!\non DATE\nat TIME\nLOCATION\nADDRESS\nCITY, STATE
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Emily Post says nothing specifically about it, but I don't think you do write a note inside.  The bride will likely never even see it, since all of her necessary info is on the outside!  Here's a few more pointers...\n\nTips on being the perfect guest \n\n\nRSVP. Immediately. \nRSVP is French for “please respond” (répondez s’il vous plaît). Your most important obligation as a guest is to respond to the invitation immediately, especially if you are unable to attend. At the very least, it allows your host and hostess enough time to give an accurate count to the caterer. There is usually a card to return with your reply. If not, you may write a formal reply or a note indicating your intention. \n\n\nRespect your invitation. \nDo not ask your host or hostess if you can bring a date or your children. The invitation will be addressed to the people invited. If you may bring a guest, your invitation will read “Mr. John Phelps and guest.” If your children are invited, they will either receive their own personal invitations or their names will be listed under yours on the envelope. This is not the time to question your host’s decision, to argue or to beg for an exception. And, please, do not add their names to a reply card or show up with them anyway! \n\n\nSend a gift. \nIf you are invited to the ceremony and/or reception, you should send a gift, whether you are attending or not. Generally, gifts are sent to the bride in advance of the wedding. In some localities, gifts are brought to the reception and placed on a special table. If you hear from family that the couple would prefer a charitable donation—as in the case of an older couple or an encore wedding —please respect their wishes. If you receive an announcement after the wedding has taken place, you may send a gift if you wish, but you have no obligation to do so. It is nice to acknowledge the announcement with a card or a note expressing your best wishes. \n\n\nBe on your BEST behavior.\nBe on time, wear appropriate clothing and be respectful during the marriage ceremony. Pay your respects to the hosts, the wedding party and other guests at the reception. And remember. \n\n“The good guest is almost invisible, enjoying him- or herself, communing with fellow guests, and, most of all, enjoying the generous hospitality of the hosts.” - E. Post