Enclosure card for website

We made our own of these and just put it in the envelope. Most people saw it, some threw it out not realizing it was important but that was rare and we just sent those people the link to it on their phones

Here’s what ours looked like

I think it’s fine to just put it in the envelope unless your website has pertinent information like accommodations for a destination wedding or something like that. In that case, I would just put the website on the invitation and not worry about a details card.

Caytlyn, we already have the invitations and enclosure cards so there is no way to change that now.


Maggie, our enclosure card is probably half the width of yours. Do you think it'll still be okay to just place it with everything else?

Daughter did something similar. Her details cards were business card size (so, 2x3?) and her invitations were 5x7. Some invitations also included a separate invitation for the welcome/rehearsal dinner; I believe those were probably 4x5? Anyway, whatever was going to a particular guest, the pieces were stacked with the invitation on the bottom and the other pieces on top of it. She put them into the envelope so the smaller pieces were closest to the flap. The goal was that when people slid everything out of the envelope, the smaller pieces were stacked on top of the largest, so hopefully the recipient didn't miss them in the envelope. (Also, since there was an option to print on the back of her invitations, she added the "for more information and to RSVP, visit XXXXX" to the back of the invites as well, so if someone did lose the enclosures they still had to web address....) She only did online RSVPs, and we have relatives in the midwest who routinely claim they, "don't do the internet..." and at the deadline all but 10 guests, in 3 households, had RSVP'd just fine, so I don't think people lost the info. Good luck!

View Quoted Comment That is very helpful! Thank you!

I think that's fine

I was nervous about this too (business card sized details cards) so I’m creating a pocket to place the entire invitation suite in with my Cricut. I’m hoping that it will help make the business card more visible to guests and not get left in the outer envelope.