How to Print Party Invitations

"So we're putting together our invitations for the party and I decided to do mine on the computer and a way of conserving paper actually I did one invitation and then I laid them out so that it has a whole bunch of them on the page here and that way I lots of invites for all of my friends. Or matron of honor bride's maid friends, matron of honor client. So let me talk about some of the important detail you want to include in the invitation. Again you want to put the guest of honor's name in a very prominent place and you might want to keep that in a different font than the other font that's on the invitation. That's like a different script than the other type that you have on there. Then we're going to be given a name, so I'm calling this Jessica's Bachelorette Party or it could be Jessica's Night On the Town. And we're also going to include you are invited because the pleasure of your company we would like for you to come. We just don't want to invite a person and just give them details, we want to also let them know that they're invited to the party. We also have the date and the time. First you want to include the time and then you want to put the day and the date and the year if you like to keep it in someone's scrapbook, you can put the year in there too. And then you want to include the address, if everyone is local then you don't necessarily need to have the city and state. Then we have the RSVP information at the bottom. So we're going to have RSVP too and we have the phone number. If people are RSVPing for my parties through Brides Night Out, they call 866-WELAUGH. So that's the way you the invitation, it's very cute, I've kept it sort of simple because I'm going to embellish it with lots of other details, so I'm going to keep this very simple and sometimes it looks very nice when you're using some plain font and sort of a decorative font together, it makes a nice combination. So let's get started with the embellishing."