Do you offer recipient or guest addressing on envelopes?

We do! When you have completed your invitations, cards or notecards and are just about ready to order, you will be given the option to add your recipient addresses. This option is given after you have finished personalizing, have clicked 'add to cart', and have selected your envelope type.

Click the 'Add or upload addresses' button underneath Recipient addressing.

You will then be given 3 options for uploading your address list:

Option 1: Complete & upload our spreadsheet
You can download our handy spreadsheet template and add your addresses following the format we've created (without deleting or changing the headers!). Once you're done, save it as a CSV file and upload.

For 7x5 envelopes, each line has a character length maximum of about 65 characters, including spaces.

For square envelopes, each line has a character maximum of about 45 characters, including spaces. 

*The exact character count will depend on the length of single names/text. If you go over the character maximum, part of the text will drop down to the following line.

If the address format you want to print is as follows:
Customer Service Papier
2235 Southwest Blvd
Grove City, OH 43123

You would need set this in the spreadsheet as follows:
Name/Company: Customer Service Papier
Street Address: 2235 Southwest Blvd
Apt./Unit: 
City, State Zip: Grove City, OH 43123
Country (international only): 

Option 2: Enter addresses manually
If you'd prefer, you can add each address one by one in the editor by manually creating your list.

Option 3: Choose an existing address list
If you’ve already placed an order with address printing, the list should stored and you will be able to select from this list again.

Please note that the font we use for envelope addressing is Baskerville BT Roman and this cannot be changed.

 

Once you've added your addresses and have added the item to your cart, you will be able to preview the envelopes using the 'preview' feature on the cart or checkout page. 

For any further questions on envelope addressing, please feel free to email [e-mail].