Diy Boarding Pass?

[angitalia23]

Okay as Ive mentioned before im not a DIY Bride...but I did create my own boarding pass invites with everyones fab help! (im so proud of myself)

 

BUT...Im having a hard time with envelopes. I have two boarding passes, the invite & then the response. So i will need a return envelope and an outside envelope to hold all of the tickets, ticket holder, return envelope, etc.

 

 

What sizes did you girls use? Im confused!

[ErinB]

I used stardream Metallic envelopes in Aqua, size A9, slightyly larger than a standard letter.

[Melba]

Due to last minute invites, I did an online RSVP but during my research they do have slimline envelopes you can order online that are 3 7/8 by 8 7/8 for the RSVP and then put that in a #10 size envelope.

[JessicaM]

I used an open end #10 envelope for my Boarding Pass STD's.

[shelleyf]

How about doing a postcard as the response card? No envelope needed!

[becks]

Generally, I think you'll find that if you have a #10 for the one you mail to them, and a #9 for the response card, you'll be in good shape. The #9 will fit in the #10.

[Sandra E.]

The #9 is a good choice. It'll work.

[rodent]

Quote:

Originally Posted by shelleyf How about doing a postcard as the response card? No envelope needed!

get the standard size & stamps are almost 1/2 price. I found my postrcards had to be trimmed a little to fit in a #10 envelope, but it was easy to do. my postcard was to give my TA info & website.

The #10 envelopes that open on the side, not top would be cute for boarding passes.

[manda0812]

I had a cut off bit for the rsvp on the boarding pass, and put small envelopes inside the mailing envelope