I’ve seen clients do it many ways, but if you want to keep it traditional, no names here. However, you can choose to include names if you wish.
Whose names should be on the return address?įormally, only the physical address (no names) is listed on the back flap of the invitation envelope. So, essentially, this residence will be in charge of receiving gifts and undeliverable invitations. Keep in mind that if an invitation is returned to sender by the mail, it will go to the return address on the back flap of your invitation envelope. However, there are situations where you would like gifts mailed to the bride’s parents address (especially if they arrive while you’re on your honeymoon!), and replies sent the bride’s address, if she’s in charge of the guest list. Traditionally, the hosts of the event will collect both gifts and RSVPs for the couple. In most cases, you will use the same address for both the back flap of your invitation envelope and front of your RSVP envelope. Traditional, modern, casual–the choice is yours. There is no need for a return address on the inner envelope.įormally, the return address should be handwritten, but it is acceptable today for this to be printed, to use a mailing label, or a return address stamp. If you are using double envelopes–inner and outer–for your invitations, the return address only goes on the back flap of the outermost envelope. The return address goes on the back flap of your invitation envelope and the front side of your response envelopes.
Likewise, when a guest mails back the RSVP, they will use the address that is already written or printed on the front side of your response envelopes. If someone is unable to attend your wedding or if they would like to send their gift to you in advance (instead of lugging it to the ceremony), they should send their gift to the address used on the back flap of your invitation envelope. The return address tells guests two things: where gifts are to be mailed and where the response is supposed to be mailed.
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