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Browsing through your paper trail of insert cards with invitations, one finds the basic invitation and at least a response card. However, what is a bride supposed to do when she needs a menu selection, and a wedding/reception map, directions, and accommodations, and would like a separate reception card.

Believe it or not, we actually put ALL of this on a large card in a pearlized stock that matched the pearlized embosssing on the wedding invitations that was slightly smaller than the invitation card, AND, fits nicely into a gentleman's suit jacket inside pocket or a purse.

We set the reception card type, and drew the map on the front of the card, and included directions to both locations and the hotel(s) on the back, labeling the hotels on the map side of the card.

So, instead of up to 3 more cards, with a larger card, and two sided printing, we got 4 things done.

When it comes to designing and planning, we have included the easiest, and most economical, and taseful printing of the necessary information you need to provide for your guests.

Sincerely,


Judy Lilley,
Lilley Printing Co.
314-752-7092
judy@lilleyprinting.com

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