Wedding Invitations

Now that you have said yes, the easy part is over. Wedding planning is no easy task, but it doesn’t mean it has to be punishing for you! Logging in on the Net to shop for wedding supplies is a hassle free way to find items for your grand day. Remember to include wedding invitations and stationery when shopping. Here’s a short list of the must have stationery items on your wedding:

• Save The Date cards are typically sent out about six months before the wedding to remind guests of your special day.
• Engagement Party Invitations to celebrate your engagement with all your friends and family.
• Bridal Shower Invitations for your wedding shower.
• Bachelorette Party Invitations with fun, girly designs like lingerie, high heels, cocktails and dancing.
• Wedding Invitations - choose wedding invitations that reflect your style and love. Trendy designs are popular choices, but remember that this is your one and only wedding invitation.  Since your love is timeless, it’s best to choose an invitation design that will stand the test of time as well.
• Wedding Stationery including thank you notes and envelopes so you can your gratitude towards your guest.

There you have it, the stationery items quintessential to your wedding. Make it as creative as you like. Let it be the representation of you and partner, and the love that you share.

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Those experts in the wedding industry note that  for the most part, the majority of couples stick with mailing tried-and-true wedding invitations out to their guests.  After all, for most brides planning weddings, choosing a wedding invitation to send out to their guests is standard, whether or not they “believe” in etiquette.  Yes, some brides send emails or write letters or make phone calls to invite their guests to their wedding ceremonies, but here’s something it’s too easy to forget:  your wedding invitation isn’t the only invitation that you might be needing to select. 

Bridal showers need invitations, engagement parties need invitations, rehearsal dinners need invitations.  Many couples are now putting together a full weekend of events for their guests in addition to the wedding, with such things as casual barbeques the day before for their attendants, or day-after family style brunch as a sort of sendoff for the honeymooners.  And those events need invitations, too!

Naturally, as with any invitation, wedding-related or otherwise, etiquette dictates that the basics of the event be crystal clear for the guests.  Time, date, location, and perhaps any dress code or suggestions should absolutely, without fail, be appearing on an invitation.

Of course, it’s best to be absolutely sure to send out invitations well enough in advance of your bridal shower or wedding for your prospective guests to plan accordingly, which is especially thoughtful for those guests who are coming in from out of town to attend the festivities.

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