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Wedding invitations
are the
first
official
announcement of your wedding date: it should reflect the style and
formality of your wedding.
When selecting the
stationery you
will have to
make decisions on; paper color and stock, ink color, lettering style,
the printing process, and whether to choose liners and
envelopes.
When you order your
invites
consider ordering any other stationery that you may require, such as Save the date cards, thank you notes, personal
stationery, reception cards, response cards, order of service sheets,
and hymn sheets.
Start by selecting a
printer who
has
experience in wedding stationery, they have a good knowledge about the
wording, type styles and papers.
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Traditionally it is the
Brides
parents who
send out the invites. But today, it could be the bride or groom or
close relatives who may send these out.
When to order
You should order your
stationery
as soon as you have set the date and made up the guest
list,
it should be at least six months or more before the wedding date, (this
includes time for the ordering and printing to take place.)
Make sure that you proof
read the
text, pay
particular attention to the date, time and location details. Once you
have proof read the invites have someone else proof read it, because
sometimes you do miss little mistakes.
Addressing the invitations
Address
the invites
yourself or have a friend help you.
Your invites should be posted out at least two to three months before
the wedding.
Always order more invites and envelopes than required, because it can
be more expensive to have extra printed up at the last minute, due to
possible printing set up cost.
The wording
Today there are so many different options for the
wording on the invites, it can be quite difficult to make
sure that you follow the correct style.
Visit
Cherished Moments
Wedding Stationery for affordable wedding invitations and
other
wedding
stationery without compromising on quality. Their wedding cards are
personalised and beautiful. Visit their site for more details.
http://www.cherished-moments-weddings.co.uk
