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Alternatives to a Calligrapher?

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Shannon, on January 7, 2016 at 4:21 PM

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Hello Wedding Wire world. I'm in an invitation pickle and have to make a very quick decision and get it done asap. (The holidays and wedding planning don't mix!) I've set a tight budget for invitations and have everything selected, but I need to have the envelopes addressed. The company I'm...

Hello Wedding Wire world.

I'm in an invitation pickle and have to make a very quick decision and get it done asap. (The holidays and wedding planning don't mix!)

I've set a tight budget for invitations and have everything selected, but I need to have the envelopes addressed. The company I'm buying from doesn't print the "To" address on the envelope (of course they don't because that would make life easier). I have information for local calligraphers, but to be honest I cringe at the thought of paying someone over $150 to address something people are going to tear off and throw away. However, I do know that I don't want to go the printing my own labels route...

Does anyone know of any alternative to have addresses printed that make more sense? Help! Thank you ladies!!

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Kaydee076 · on January 8, 2016 at 11:42 AM
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@shannon, you can tell her your timeline and when you need them back to send them out to guests and she will let you know if she can do it or not. I sent mine to her before christmas and told her I need them back by the end of Jan so I'm not really on a time crunch. I guess it would also depend on how many you need addressed, etc. You could probably overnight them to her so if she can do it, she can get started asap. She is really good at communicating. She has responded promptly (within an hour or less) to every message I sent her
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