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TESTIMONIALS
Alabama
My husband and I were very happy with our invitations!! Your wedding company is the best!
What a fun website to visit. My invitations were perfect. I will recommend you to all my friends. I especially enjoyed the wedding accessories. I was wondering where I was going to find all that stuff. Thank you for all your help.
Alaska
I received my invitations early and was excited about the quality and classy look to them!
I don'' know how your company can have so many invitation to choose from but I really appreciate it. I had the best time ever picking just the right cards for my wedding.
Arizona
The printing was so beautiful. I loved everything about our Engraved Invitations. Also received our wedding bands.
I looked at a few other websites for my wedding invitation, but none compared to your site. You have made it so easy to navigate. My invitations were delivered to my house quickly with no hassle. Thank you for all your help. You guys are the best!
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Wedding Invitation Terminolgy
When the marrying couple is scouting for the right company to print their wedding invitations, they will surely encounter some terminology that they must be aware of beforehand.
Having one’s wedding invitation printed seems like a simple thing. It wouldn’t need a rocket scientist to figure out the process. But sometimes, when the couple is involved in professions that do not give them much exposure to wedding preparations, some invitation terminology may sound confusing. Even if either the bride or the groom is indeed a rocket scientist, he or she may still have difficulty coping with the preparations of their invitations. To help the beleaguered couple, here are some invitation terms explained.
Seal & Send Invitations
A “seal and send invitation” is a wedding invitation designed in such a way that the whole invitation itself can be sent to the guest even without an envelope. Usually, this type of wedding invitation is a single-folded affair.
Announcements
Announcements are cards that are sent to people whom the couple wanted to inform of their marriage, but these people will not be invited to the wedding. Thus, announcement cards are sent on the day of the wedding or the day afterwards. The announcement card basically informs the recipient that the couple is already married.
Reception Cards
Reception cards are inserted into the invitation envelope when the guest is not actually invited to the reception. This means that the guests who receive invitations with reception cards are invited to both the ceremony and the reception. The guests who receive the invitation only are not invited to the reception. For most couples, however, the wedding invitation serves as the invitation to the wedding reception as well as the wedding itself.
Reply Cards
Reply cards are a must when the wedding reception is a sit-down affair. Often, the guests will have an assigned seat. Thus, the couple will need an exact list of guests for the wedding reception. A wedding invitation is then accompanied with a reply card. Those invited guest that return the reply cards with a positive answer will be counted as part of the final guest list. If the reply cards had to be mailed, they should contain the address that will be used by the couple, including postage stamps. For seal and send wedding invitations, the reply cards are attached by a perforation.
Map Cards
Not all the guests of the marrying couple come from the area where the wedding will take place. Some guests will be hailing from far places and may not be familiar with the venue of the wedding. For such guests, the couple should be thoughtful enough to include a map card. The map card shows the venue's location along with more popular landmarks and instructions for arriving at the place.
For more terminology used by the printing company, the couple should not hesitate to ask questions. They must choose a printing company which is accommodating and helpful.
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