Invitations can set the tone for your wedding. They impart a sense of what your guests can expect when they attend your special day. So make sure to choose your invitations wisely. You don't want to use a black tie embossed invite to a hoe-down picnic. Your guests would certainly be confused! Here are other helpful hints:
– Your invitations need to be in the mail 2 months before your wedding date.
– Don’t send your invitations out on a rainy day, especially if you plan to use a public mailbox. All the rain and moisture may damage the paper and cause the ink to run.
– Spritz your invitations with a fragrance to evoke the mood of your wedding.
– Make sure to weigh a sample invitation before mailing them out so that they have the proper postage.
– Your invitations set the tone for your wedding. They do not have to be expensive, just well thought out. Start with a style, theme, and color and then carry that feeling throughout your entire wedding.
– Make sure that your invitations are worded properly. Etiquette is still very much a part of weddings. If you or your stationer is unsure of the proper way your invitation should be worded, please consult your wedding planner for the correct wording.
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