This archive report was first published on 24 December 2019.
With a wedding day being a memorable occasion, it's essential to communicate the details effectively to guests. This includes sending out wedding invitation cards that give them a first peek into the wedding day.
According to wedding etiquette, the invitation card should make guests look forward to attending the big day. To achieve this, consider the following tips:
Start early by sending out 'save the date' cards or digital alerts at least 10 months before the official date. This allows guests to plan their attendance, whether financially, mentally, or emotionally.
Guests may need time to save up money, ask for leave from work, make travel plans, and book hotel reservations. Sending out save-the-date cards early also gives you time to plan and budget for the guests who will be able to attend.
Official wedding card invitations should go out at least four months before the wedding day. This ensures guests have enough time to plan for the big day.
When designing the invitation card, stick to the theme by using hues and tones that match the wedding day. This will create a cohesive look and make the card more readable.
Double and triple-check the details to avoid spelling, grammar, or location mistakes. Ensure the invitation card answers the essential questions: who, what, where, and when.
Include the location and name of the wedding destination, including city, street address, door number, and any other specific details. This will be particularly helpful for guests visiting from out of town.
When sending out the invitation cards, consider including all family members of the same household into one card, such as 'The Johnson Family.' This can help cut costs and save printing materials.
Published on December 24, 2019.
