Addressing Invitations: Clear Labels or Hand write

[Birdie07]

You can buy clear labels at Target, Wal-Mart, or pretty much anywhere. I got mine at Office Max I think. Just get the size you want. We got Avery ones b/c they are pretty easy. It comes with software if I remember correctly. It walks you through it. Then you stick it in your printer just like regular paper and prints it. Then you just peel and stick on the envelopes. Very easy!

[morenaindc]

...i think I am going to go with a gold pen...only because I am computer illieterate and dont know how to set up labels...or an address database for that matter! dont laugh at me ladies. To admit something like that on this forum in crazy,isnt it?

[mrsmark08]

I also used clear labels and printed them on my computer. They turned out WAY better than they did if I would have handwritten them because my writing sucks!! I just used a nice font, it was much easier too!

[adias.angel]

I think I would have to vote for printing on the envelopes. Downloading a good calligraphy font will help make it look amazing.

[tlomlad]

i think that printing them onto the envelope themselves is the way to go... just use a nice font

[Kristy!]

I am one of the few who thinks they should be handwritten, but like Yari, I guess I'm just old-school.

 

Just a warning, I received a wedding invitation on Monday that had the address printed directly on the envelope and it got all smudged by the time I received it. When it was run throug the mail machine (or whatever the post office uses) it messed it up.