Mailing invites - return address

[wadesgirl]

When you are sending out invites in an envelope do you put your address or the host's address in the return address spot?

[esavvymom]

The Host's.....they don't necessarily know who you are, plus I want them to RSVp to the Host. The guest doesn't have to know I SENT the invites. I'm just her "personal assistant" for a day. :D That's my take on it anyway....

[kdangel518]

Interesting... I have always put mine, but it def. makes sense to put the host's!

[DebbieJ]

I always put the hosts--that way she gets them if any are returned so she can make sure to call them. Also, I often don't open mail from people I don't know, so I want the guests to open it! After all, the host is inviting them, not me!

[wadesgirl]

I figured I would put the hosts but it seems so much easier just to stamp my address on there. I know I'll just use my labels.

[esavvymom]

You can also make up labels with your Host's name/address on them. I do that. I put a nice font, and usually only need to use one sheet of labels.

[pamperedpals]

I use my host's name as the return address.

[chefann]

Same here - host's name and address. Not only are the recipients more likely to open them, but if any of them are returned, like for a bad address, they go back to the host. She's more likely than I am to have a phone number to call that guest when an invitation is returned.

[pclady213]

I put this in the return address
Host: Her/His name
My name
Pampered Chef Consultant
My address
My website
This way they have both of our names and addresses her info is on the invitation; so they can RSVP to her but if the envelope comes back I have the mini catalog to re-use. I just call the host and have her contact them by phone to invite them if it's returned for an incorrect address.