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Wedding Invitation Tips

What You Should Do

• Make sure that every guests name is spelt correctly.
• If someone hasn't confirmed a week after your RSVP date, give them a call.
• Remember to include save-the-date postage when calculating your wedding budget.
• Follow up with a wedding invitation, which you should mail four to six weeks before the actual celebration.
• Do remember to put the hour of the ceremony. It also is an indication of the formality of the reception.
• Order about 15-20 more invitations than you think you will need. You are bound to make mistakes when you are filling them out.

What You Should Not Do

• Give too much information about the wedding, stick to the basics.
• e-mail your save-the-date info.
• Send gift registry information. The only place to include that is with a shower invitation.
• Forget to put the dress code on the invitations.
• Don't use abbreviations other than Mr. Mrs. Dr. and Jnr.
• Don't use labels on invitations or their envelopes. Rather hand write them.
• Don't seal the envelopes and then write the names and addresses on the envelop, as it may leave indents on the invitation itself.

Here are some good rules of thumb.

It is customary to send wedding invitations 6 weeks before your wedding, although 8 weeks is becoming more common
·Summer or holiday wedding invitations should be mailed 8 weeks in advance to give family and friends time to schedule
·If you have guests coming from a long distance, it is advisable to send out hold-the-date cards as soon as your plans are firm, so that guests can make travel arrangements
·Make your response date 2-3 weeks before the wedding. Caterers usually need to know 2-3 weeks in advance how many people there will be
·Wedding announcements, to announce your marriage to those who you did not invite to the wedding, should be sent out the day of the wedding

As soon as you set the date
·Begin looking for an invitation design to suit your wedding style
·Decide on enclosure cards
·If you have guests coming from a long distance, it is advisable to send out hold-the-date cards as soon as your plans are firm, so that guests can make travel arrangements

Four months before the wedding
·Make your final invitation selection and place your order

Three months before the wedding
·Begin addressing invitations
·Set up system for keeping track of replies. We suggest that the hosts give all of their guests a number. They can write the number lightly on the back of the response card and can use this to keep a list of returns. This will also help in case a guest forgets to write their name on the response card

Two months before the wedding
·Determine exact postage needed (take a fully assembled invitation ensemble to your local post office to be weighed to determine exact postage needed)
·Finalize invitations for mailing and determine mailing date - it is customary to send wedding invitations 6 weeks before your wedding, although 8 weeks is becoming more common

Three Weeks Before The Wedding
·Make your response date 2-3 weeks before the wedding. Caterers usually need to know 2-3 weeks in advance how many people they will be serving

Wedding Day

Send out wedding announcements - to announce your wedding to those that you did not invite to the wedding

After the Wedding
Wedding etiquette states that newly married couples have up to two months to send written thanks for wedding and shower gifts received Thank you notes are available pre-printed with an appreciation verse for acknowledging gifts quickly, and can be followed-up with handwritten note after the honeymoon