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English, 24.09.2019 08:30 zahradawkins2007
How do you assemble a graduation announcement? i just got my graduation announcements, invitations, and you cards today in a big package and i have no clue how to assemble it and such. i have 20 announcements, 20 invitations, 20 you cards. i also have my name cards, pre-adresses stickers, announcement seals, two sized enevelopes, and these clear sheets that say "seniors 2010". i know that the announcement goes with the name cards and are placed in the small sized envelopes, and then placed in the larger addressed envelopes. but, on which envelope does the seal go on? what about those clear sheets? who do i send announcements to and who do i send invitations to?me.
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