...for all Special Occasions (940) 594~5998
"Beautiful Writing"~
Chances are, you're probably planning a very special event. Whether it is a wedding, baby shower, an anniversary...any celebration...
I wish you all the best!
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~~Location Notice~~
Calligraphy By Emily serves nationwide.
You may ship your materials if you are not located near the Dallas / Fort Worth, Texas area.
The customer is responsible for all shipping fees, and for status purposes, please obtain a tracking number.
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~Frequently Asked Questions & Important Points~
(1.) How many extra envelopes should I order?
It is a good idea to provide at least 5 extra envelopes per 100 invitations.
(2.) How should I submit my addresses?
You may submit your addresses via email using Microsoft Word or Excel.
(3.) What format should I use when creating my list?
Proper etiquette standards will be used to address your envelopes. To make this task as simple as possible, please show the following information (for example):
Outer Envelope
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown
Address
City, State and Zip (omit the 4-digit extension)
Inner Envelope
Mr. and Mrs. Brown
~~~~Time-Saver for you~~~~
As stated above, all wedding etiquette rules are applied when addressing your envelopes. Since your time is precious, feel free to abbreviate all states, "P.O.B" for "Post Office Box", " St." for "Street"... I will write the entire word in the proper format.
(4). How long will it take to complete my order?
Time allotment is usually one week per 100 envelopes (inner and outer), but it is determined by other pending orders.
(5.) How did you become interested in calligraphy?
For more information, please feel free to visit my extended web page at www.myspace.com/calligraphybyemily.
(6.) Please click on my "links" page. You will also find a wonderful photographer that I know and have used myself!
"A happy marriage has in it all the pleasures of friendships, all the enjoyments of sense and reason~~
and indeed all the sweets of life."
Joseph Addison
