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TESTIMONIALS
Delaware
Our wedding invites are terrific. You guys seemed very willing to work with my suggestions. Thanks for the good work.
We had the most beautiful wedding ever, and it all started with our invitations.
Thank you for all your help on my announcements. I will tell all my friends.
Florida
You guys have the most beautiful wedding website ever. I cannot tell you how much fun we had looking at every single invitation on your site.
If I had it to do over again, I would buy my wedding invitations from your company!
What a fun website to visit. My invitations were perfect.
Georgia
The Invitations and announcements are "excellent", very professional and creative. Thanks for the great job and quick turn around!!!
I have two friends that are getting married in June. I will definately tell them both about your website and how much fun it is.
Thank you for helping me get my marriage started on the right foot. My announcements were perfect.
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The Details of the Wedding Invitation
After deciding on the style, paper, and color of the wedding invitations, the couple must now get down to the details. The invitation details cover many things, such as the purpose of the invitation, who will be invited, and other information similar to this.
The couple must decide if the wedding invitation for the ceremony will also serve as the invitation for the reception. If the pair plans to have some guests at the ceremony but not the reception, or guests at the reception but not the ceremony, then, they should have two sets of invitation. One set will have information about the reception, and the other without.
The names of the invited guests should be clearly written on the invitation envelope. If the couple wishes to include children, then the name should read similar to this, "Mr. and Mrs. Smith and Family". If the couple does not wish to include children, then the wedding invitation should contain a phrase which states: “sorry, no children please”. If the invited guests have teenage children, it may be a cool idea to send them a wedding invitation which is separate from the parents. Should the invitee be unmarried, it would be nice to extend the invitation to a person who might accompany the guest. In this instance, the guest’s name may read as follows: "Mr. Smith and Guest".
Be sure not to misspell a guest's name. The couple must go over each name and be very meticulously so that there will be no mistakes in spelling. A mistake like this may offend the owner of the name. When in doubt, the couple must call the person and ask the correct spelling.
Next, the wedding invitation should include vital information regarding the venue of the ceremony. If the wedding ceremony is at the beach, the couple should inform their guests so that they may dress appropriately.
In sending the wedding invitations, the couple must make sure that there will be enough time for the guests to fix their schedules and free up time for the wedding ceremony. A guest who receives the invitation one day or one week before the big day probably will not attend because of prior engagements.
Finally, the couple must be prepared for the obscure, and have extra wedding invitations available. This will allow for last minute guests, or invitations that may have been sent to the wrong address, etc.
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