![]() ![]() Adding ribbon to your wedding invites will require additional postage.If you’re doing a wraparound ribbon band, we suggest using double-sided tape instead of glue, which lays flat and is less messy.For landscape-oriented wedding invitations, we recommend using the following ribbon lengths:.For portrait-oriented wedding invitations, we recommend using the following ribbon lengths:.Cut the ribbon ends at a sharp angle or dovetail both ends for an elegant, polished look. When cutting the ribbon to your desired length, we recommend using fabric shears for a crisp, clean cut and to prevent fraying.Tie it however you’d like-a wraparound band, knot, or bow-and then cut the ends measure that length of string and use it as a template so you know how much ribbon you’ll need to cut for each invite. Use a piece of string and wrap it around your fully assembled wedding invitation stack.Here’s our guide to assembling your paper suite with ribbon: How do you assemble wedding invitations with ribbon?Īdding ribbon is a lovely finishing touch to your wedding invitation assembly, especially when the ribbon color complements your wedding invite design. Slide your completed invitation suite into the envelope with the cards facing up.Wrap the stickered end of the band tightly around the suite and adhere to the other end.Fold the non-stickered end around the suite first. On a flat surface, flip your suite and band over (so everything is face down).Center the belly band over your stacked suite and place the included clear sticker on one end.Your stack should be in the following order: Stack your invitation suite in the order described above, with your invitation on the bottom and all cards facing up.To assemble your wedding invitation suite with a belly band, here’s what you’ll need to do: The belly bands can be personalized with your names, wedding date, or a meaningful message of your choosing. The belly bands are narrow (2") strips of paper that are designed to wrap around your wedding suite included are clear stickers to securely seal them in place. Minted’s belly bands are designed to match your wedding invites and add the perfect finishing touch to your invitation suite. Traditionally, the inner envelope is left unsealed before being placed in the outer envelope, with the guest’s name facing out. Your assembled stationery stack should be in the following order:ĭo you seal the inner envelope of a wedding invitation? Then insert the fully assembled invitation suite into the envelope (left edge first for a single-card invitation folded edge first for a folded invitation). Stack your invitation suite with your invitation on the bottom and all cards facing up. The same stacking order described above still applies if you are not using an inner envelope. How do you assemble wedding invitations without an inner envelope? If you ordered ribbon to add to your invitation suite, it will be shipped as a ribbon bundle and will need to be cut to your desired length. Wedding invitations and all enclosure cards will be shipped to you flat in stacks and require assembly belly bands and envelope liners also require assembly. Will my wedding stationery arrive assembled? At this time, Minted does not offer inner envelopes. Minted wedding invitations come with an outer envelope, and include complimentary matching envelope designs and FREE guest addressing. Remember, when you print your invitation suite with Minted, guest addressing and custom envelopes are free! ![]() ![]() Alternatively, you could skip the calligraphy and save time by printing the names and addresses directly on the envelopes. Traditionally, calligraphy is used for the inner and outer envelopes if you’re hiring a calligrapher, be sure to get your envelopes to him or her at least two to three weeks before you need them. (Note: Inner envelopes are not required and are typically used for more formal invitations.) Next, put the unsealed inner envelope inside the outer envelope with the guests’ names facing outward when your guests open the invite, their names should be the first thing they see. When the flap is opened, guests should be able to read the invite as they take it out without having to turn the card. Some ask, do you seal the inside envelope of a wedding invitation? That would be no, you want to leave the inner envelope unsealed. If you’re using two envelopes-an inner envelope (printed with guests’ names) and outer envelope (printed with guests’ names and address)-insert the fully assembled invitation suite into the inner envelope (left edge first for a single-card invitation folded edge first for a folded invitation). ![]()
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