Pocketfold invites what to include

cats2012

Forgot to say, I've used Cranberry cards through Amazon for the pocketfold itself and then PDA for all the other bits and pieces.

Putting it all together myself though.

Manchester_Lucy

I got our evening and day invitations through pocketfoldinvites.

They sent a free of charge sample so we knew we were getting the right thing.

I guess there are good and bad experiences with any company :think:

SallyUK

Morning All

I've made lots of pocketfold invites for a number of brides. If doing them all yourself, it is fiddly and time consuming, but well worth it in the end, and I love doing them.

Each bride has wanted different information in their pockets, but I think from what you've put, you've covered the important info.

Sal
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Scotsbride

got most things ready just await the pocketfold and RSVP and evening invites which a friend is designing for a wedding present once have those in a case of putting together and pressing print. thank you to everyone for the suggestions. good luck to all putting them together themselves! hope it's not too fiddly got extra in case I mess it Up!

Labsettings

Manchester_Lucy wrote: »

I got our evening and day invitations through pocketfoldinvites.

They sent a free of charge sample so we knew we were getting the right thing.

I guess there are good and bad experiences with any company :think:

Did you email to ask about that - the free sample? I wanted to order some of their black 'wave' design but need to order three batches!

TheSeventh

We had:
- the obvious 'invite' sheet!
- a 'Details' card including order of the day (to let people know when to expect feeding!), little things like 'please no confetti' and asking about dietary requirements, a comment about gifts (none required though donations to wedding album welcome), full contact details for RSVPs and any questions and link to wedding website for more details
- an RSVP card with addressed envelope
- a Menu card with details of what we'd be serving (so that if people don't like it they can bring a sandwich or whatever!)
- a card from the Photographer (explaining album and so people can donate direct if they want to)
- a postcard of maps, driving directions, and pointing out nearby accommodation.


It might be a bit of overkill, but the wedding is in September, and I have big scary uni exams in August and do NOT want people hassling me needlessly with simple questions when I'm trying to revise! I went for the "tell them EVERYTHING" route!

Scotsbride

Quick up date my pocketfold invites arrived today exactly what I wanted!