Return addresses on hand delivered invites?

Yeah, it would be weird.

If your not mailing them, I would only put the guests names and nothing else.

How are they returning the RSVP card? Handing it back to you?

I'm also delivering some of my invitations to close relatives. I addressed it to the couple, family, individual, etc. (no address). I wrote our address and included a stamp on the RSVP envelope inside though, because I don't expect them to reply right away.

I would mail them; it's more formal, and seriously, how much money are you going to save, five bucks?

I mean, how much would you be saving? A few bucks? Unless your invites weigh five pounds, just buy the stamps.

Buy a roll of forever stamps. You need extra stamps and thank you cards available

I'm hand delivering quite a few invitations as well, mostly because I'm too lazy to get addresses and it seems silly to send them when I see these people every day.

I'm doing online RSVPs though...so it all around made more sense to me.

I wouldn't put any return address sticker on the envelope though. Just their name.

Just include the return address sticker if you have enough of them. The guest will have your address for future reference. I don't think it's a faux pas to include it or not include it, but I'm not versed in the "proper" way of doing things.

I agree with just mailing them. I never understood the saving money on stamps thing. I mean in the big scheme of things and all the money you're spending on your wedding is that extra couple bucks going to break you?

I handed out most STDs bc we all live spitting distance from each other down here but I'm mailing all invites bc I'm wierd

Mailing is more efficient. Doesn't your time have value? And as Celia said, that's a lot of hassle to save a handful of dollars.

I think the only time I would hand deliver an invite was if I was giving them to people I see every single day, like co-workers, if I were to hand deliver any at all. Receiving an invitation via mail is more formal and everyone loves getting mail. I understand the want to save $ but you honestly aren't going to save all that much just for hand-delivering, a few dollars at best unless the majority of your guests live in the same town as you.

We just deliverd a bunch of our std cards. My FH family lives in the same town as us where my family is in numerous states. I think its fine to hand deliver, great conversation about your cards and the big day, and it still is meaningful that you went out of your way to find them. On the envelopes i still included our names and return address, for those that are big on sending congrats cards. We are having a big wedding and though one stamp doesnt cost much they add up fast.