Have you tried using labels for your invites?

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Discussion Overview

This thread explores the use of labels for invitations among Pampered Chef consultants, focusing on personal experiences with different labeling methods and their effectiveness in sending out invites for shows.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, mentions they are considering using labels for their hosts and has previously made labels for a neater appearance.
  • Another participant expresses dissatisfaction with the labels from the supply order, describing them as messy and cramped, leading to issues with readability.
  • Several users share their experiences of using handwritten labels for guest names and addresses, noting personal touches versus the convenience of printed labels.
  • One participant discusses switching to a different label format that is perforated and adhesive, which they find more user-friendly.
  • Another participant mentions creating their own labels for show information to save time for hosts, finding it easy to do with existing templates in Word.
  • One consultant shares their experience of sending invites for two years and highlights the importance of clear communication with hosts regarding guest lists.
  • Another participant notes they have stopped using company postcard invites in favor of their own designs, which they feel create a more inviting atmosphere for guests.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the effectiveness and usability of the labels provided by the company, with some participants expressing frustration while others share positive experiences with alternative methods.

Contextual Notes

Participants discuss their personal experiences with various labeling methods, the challenges they face with hosts, and the impact of these methods on show attendance and sales.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for insights on invitation labeling practices and those interested in sharing experiences related to sending out invites for shows.

Here is what I use to cover up the HO info :
 

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yes they are 80 labels
I also put them on all my recipe cards I give at my shows
 
Christ Follower said:
Speaking of invites....

Does anyone have an invite for the Sip n' Dip party? (Not the Bites and Bevs!) I didn't see one in the files section.

TIA!


This should help!
 

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OK, so I am totally on board with sending invitations for my hosts, but I am not having luck getting my hosts on board! I have tried this with 4 of my most recent hosts and none of them have taken me up on it. They have done e-vites (not through my site) or ended up canceling. How do you sell it to your host?
 
I tell guests I want to make hosting a show easy for them so I take my dishes home dirty and as a service to them I mail the invites.
 
sfdavis918 said:
OK, so I am totally on board with sending invitations for my hosts, but I am not having luck getting my hosts on board! I have tried this with 4 of my most recent hosts and none of them have taken me up on it. They have done e-vites (not through my site) or ended up canceling. How do you sell it to your host?
I don't ask them if they want me to do it for them. I tell them that I will take care of all the invites and I just need them to get the addresses to me by a certain date. I give them an address list form and put their name and the date I need it returned to me on the top along with a SASE so they can mailit to me.

What you might want to try if you get some resistance is tell them that you are trying something new for a few months and would they help you out with this experiment.
 
I'm with Linda, for my guests, it's not a choice. It's just the way that I run my business.
 
Just to give you all an example of what I used on my postcard invites is an Avery label 6572 and their is 15 per sheet. I give these to the host and say mail these early and follow up OR only use them as reminders. I don't trust these as they have gotten lost in the mail.

I do mail invites and those are usually one that I print on VERY bright paper. I have an example of it posted as well. I usually print the address information on the back side and close with mailing seals so you don't have to deal with envelopes

(I am thinking I will start to hand write the address to see if attendance goes up)
 

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I run the PC invites through my printer for the Host/show info. I hand-write the guest's address.
 
pamperedlinda said:
I run the PC invites through my printer for the Host/show info. I hand-write the guest's address.

That's what I do but I do just the opposite. My crappy printer can't consistently align properly so I handwrite the show info (date, time, host, etc) and run them thru the printer for the guest's name & address.
 
dannyzmom said:
That's what I do but I do just the opposite. My crappy printer can't consistently align properly so I handwrite the show info (date, time, host, etc) and run them thru the printer for the guest's name & address.
I have to adjust it everytime HO designs a new invite too. Here's the one that works for my printer (HP3055). I can't take credit, someone else put it out here and I adjusted it for my printer. You might be able to use it or make minor adjustments for yourself. This is for the plain invites (FK01).
 

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This Avery thing is pretty cool. I feel so computer savvy. :) Thanks for all the tips and help, everyone.
 
Does anyone have the 50 Guest in 5 Minutes that has 2 vertical copies side by side--ie It makes two on every sheet of paper and you just cut down the middle and wrap around an invitation pack. I don't have the doc file just the paper copy and I used my last one and can't make copies anymore.
 
Not sure if this is the one you're talking about; this is the 50 in 5 that I have!
 

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Here is what I have Julie... How about 40 in 4 :p
 
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