We take great pride in our guest addressing service. We want to make it as easy as possible for our customers. We have a template you can download and fill in with your guest addresses, including a Country column for the special guests 🌎. Calligraphy is done with our press (not by hand) to guarantee consistency, and give you the freedom of choosing the print color and its style. (50+ fonts to pick from, 😊 actually way more...). Affordable and easy! Pricing here.
We have prepared an Excel template for you. [if you don't have Excel, you may use our Google Spreadsheet]
- Download guest list template
- Simply fill it out the template
- Email it to orders@foreverfiances.com
**Please note:
- Double check your guest list - how you enter the addresses is exactly how it will be printed.
- Depending on the length of the Names column, we may have to split the names into two lines.
- Do not add commas after "City"
- Please follow the format of the template. (i.e. do not add extra columns)
- Please do not use "line breaks"
- Zip codes starting with "0" should appear, in our template. (if not, here's how to format the zip code column)
- Learn how to change the capitalization of your text (small case, Proper case, All Caps)
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I like how this approach makes calligraphy for wedding invitations much more practical without losing the elegant look. Having so many font styles to choose from is especially nice, because the lettering can really influence the overall personality of an invitation. I also think consistency is an underrated part of good typography—when every name and address follows the same letter shapes, spacing, and style, the whole set looks much more polished. It actually made me curious to explore more personalized lettering ideas at http://letraspersonalizadas.org, since choosing the right font can make such a difference to a wedding stationery design.
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