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You're well into planning your wedding and have finally decided on the design of your wedding invitation. The wording has been chosen and the guest list is well on its way to completion. Here are some additional wedding invitation tips and advice that you should also be aware of.

* If children will also be included as guests, you can choose to write out their individual names on the addressed envelopes or put "and family". For example:

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Simpson, Cathy and John

or

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Simpson and Family

* If the children are older teenagers (say 16 years of age or older), you may wish to send them an individual invitation, just like you would an adult.

* If you don't wish to include children at the ceremony, do not include their names or "and family" on the outside of the envelope. It's suggested you add "Sorry, but children are not invited", "adults only" or something similar somewhere on the invitation to make it clear. If you wish to include them at the reception, but not at the ceremony, you could note this information on the response card...or on the invitation itself at the bottom in some fashion.

* When issuing invitations to a guest who is single, it is polite to put "and Guest" on the outside of the envelope so that they have the option to bring along a companion. For example:

Mr. Ralph Jones and Guest

or

Miss Sarah Campbell and Guest

* Be forewarned. Usually 7% to 10% of the guests who respond with a yes will not actually attend the wedding. In addition, 20% to 30% won't make it to the reception. This can wreak havoc when budgeting for a sit down dinner. You may want to consider a buffet style dinner instead.

* In some cases, you'll want to invite people to the ceremony, but not the reception or vice versa. If so, then you will need two sets of invitations printed. One that includes reception information and one that doesn't.

* If you don't receive a reply from some guests by your reply date, do not hesitate to call them. It is important that you know how many are attending so you budget accordingly.

* If you decide to order invitations, be sure to do so at least 4 to 6 weeks before they are scheduled to be mailed. If you plan on mailing your invitations around the 15th of March, order them between February 1st and 15th.

* Double, even triple check everything before it gets printed. This includes invitations, response cards, envelopes, wedding programs, etc. whether you're doing them yourself or your having them professionally printed. Check for spelling errors especially.

* Always order extra invitation envelopes and response card envelopes. There will inevitably be a few mistakes when addressing these and you'll want to have a few extras on hand.

* You should mail your invitations at least 6 weeks before the wedding date and indicate that you would like a response at least 3 weeks before the wedding date. So if your wedding date is July 1st, mail your invitations by May 15th and ask that they respond by June 7th. This will give guests time to receive their invitations and reply by mail, which in turn, gives you time to firm up catering plans, seating arrangements, etc.

* If your wedding is going to actually be held on a beach or other outdoor area, be sure that you let your guests know this, so they can dress appropriately.

Rose Smith has been providing helpful information on wedding planning for many years. For wedding theme ideas, articles and resources, visit her website Wedding Themes and More at http://www.wedthemes.com

How Do You Make Your Recipients Open Your Envelopes?

What can make a customer or a prospect decide to open an ad mail? According to a study, there are three factors that can make them want to open your envelope printing, especially if it contains marketing stuff – one, the proper address and spelling of the recipient’s name; two, the type of postage used; and three, the presence of a return address.

It’s not like your clients and prospects are doing everything to make sure that your custom envelopes get opened. But with these three elements present, you’re more than likely to have more target clients opening your envelopes and reading what’s inside them.

These should be a lesson to many marketers who enjoy sending out mails in bulk-rate packages, with teaser intact but no return address. If you want to be effective in making sure that you get your recipients reading your mail, then better stick to the elements mentioned when mailing your custom envelopes.

In addition to the first three elements, the study further proved that an envelope with a misspelled name can still be effective; more effective than having an envelope printing with a generic title address.

Next, metered mail at the standard rate will be opened as compared to those First Class mails that have a pre-printed permit.

Another issue that was noted during the study is that the standard #10 business envelopes are the ones more likely to be opened among the envelopes used in the market.

For the others, a stamped envelope can offer more appeal when you have consumer mailings. They often attract more people to your marketing message inside because they encompass social categories in terms of postal class. You don’t even have to pay more costs for the classy appearance.

Some marketers advice that you take advantage of metered mail for business-to-business correspondences. According to them, it doesn’t matter much if you send your letters First Class. What matters most is what’s inside the custom envelopes.

Another study noted that #10 white envelopes get better chances of being opened than other sizes and colors. The envelopes with different sizes and shades might get you noticed, but they do make your mail appear as a marketing material, which people often ignore and disregard.

Lastly, for that personal and yet business like envelope printing, always go for First Class with your address printed with ink jet. And if you’re going for real business mail, don’t forget to use a return address for easy response from your target clients.

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there is an envelope with10 notes and exact 50Rs in it.now without 5Rs n 2Rs notes how does the total come 50?

Two 20Rs
Seven 1Rs
& One 3Rs

What are Rs anyway?

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