Making Wedding Invitations
When you have created your wedding list the next step is to send out all of the wedding invites
. If you want to keep your wedding as a high class affair the best approach is to have formal wedding invitations, not many people do it anymore which is why it will make you stand out from the crowd.
There are particular standards by which you should measure your formal wedding invitations. They should be in the form of white or ivory high quality paper, which is folded in half in order to write the invitation itself on the top half. Make sure you protect the engraving with loose tissue paper, and place the invitation into a small envelope. Handwrite the recipient's complete name onto the inner envelope. Once this is done, put that into the actual mailing envelope which has the stamp and address on it.
The invite should have the name of the brides parents at the top and be hand written, it should then go on to say 'We request the honor of your presence at the marriage of our daughter (name) to (name of groom)on the (day - date - month - year) at (time - venue - city)'. This should all be handwritten including the dates. It is a very simple invitation but the effect is smart and formal.
If a guest is going to bring somebody with them, simply giving a +1 in the invitation is not formal at all, you should find the name of that guest and send out an invitation to them personally. As well as a plus one not being formal, it leaves you unsure of the exact amount of guests to expect at the wedding.
For those of you who want their weddings a little more relaxed and exciting, you can convey that in your invitations. Go ahead a print them out, as that will not cost as much money. You could get thermographs, which are a great way to mimic engraving without having that extra cost. It's nearly impossible to tell the difference, and might be a good method of saving costs.
In the event you want to not waste too much paper, just use one envelope for your invitations. In these days of conservation, it is necessary to use as little resources as possible. Be sure to include both parents in the invitations, regardless of their marital status. Do not put the names of your parents on the invitations, however, if they are not sponsoring the wedding - this can help you get more helpful gifts, as they will know you are doing the whole wedding yourselves.
by: Andrew Tucker
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