 Personal
Delivery. For small, formal weddings consider having
invitations hand-delivered by a courier service. While the
service is more costly than traditional mailing, it adds
a touch of class and formality that no other method of delivery
can offer.
Postage
Positioning. While most couples use self-adhesive
stamps to mail invitations, others opt to purchase postage
through the Post Office. When you are purchasing postage
at the Post Office, remember that Postal employees use
postage labels and labeling machines, rather than traditional
stamps. This could impact the look of invitations that
are addressed unconventionally.
You can ask a postal employee to hand stamp your invitations,
just make sure the lines aren’t really long or it’s
the end of tax season.
Do you remember the first time you received a wedding invitation
from a relative or a friend? What did the invitation say
to you? Make sure the invitations you select leave a positive
impression of you. Research invitation styles and colors.
Carefully sleeve and address envelopes. Apply the correct
amount of postage, and imagine the smiles on loved ones faces
when they pull the invitation from the envelope.
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