Some reception items can take over a month to arrive, including custom cocktail napkins and koozies. Other items such as ceremony programs, menus and seating charts can take a few weeks to design and print. However, just about every service or item could be completed in a few days if necessary.
It's generally considered more appropriate to include registry details on your wedding website. However, word of mouth through family and friends is acceptable.
Follow up with a polite text or email reminder. If you still don't receive a response, reach out directly via phone to confirm attendance. Never assume a guest is not coming.
Clearly specify if the invitation includes a plus-one. If you are limiting plus-ones, address the invitation to the specific guest. We will review other options during your consultation.
Yes, digital invitations are becoming more popular. However, it depends on the formality of your wedding. Traditional paper invitations are still preferred for formal weddings.
Dress code can be indicated in the lower right corner of the invitation or on a separate insert. Common dress code terms include "Black Tie," "Casual," or "Cocktail Attire."
The essential details include the couple's names, wedding date, time, and venue. Additional information may include who is hosting the event, dress code, RSVP instructions, and any other pertinent details.
Yes, it's a great idea! Include your wedding website on a separate insert card for additional details, such as venue directions, accommodation information, and registry details.
Include RSVP details with your invitation, with a deadline typically 4 weeks prior to your event. You may use traditional response cards or opt for online responses for convenience.
Wedding invitations are typically sent out 6-8 weeks before the wedding date. For destination weddings, it's advisable to send them earlier, around 10 weeks in advance.