Posted on May 19, 2008 - 11:49pm by admin in Wedding Invitations
So, congratulations! You’re getting married and now you want to send out w3edding invitations to all your friends and relatives out there, so they come and join you in that important day of your life.
But how do you proceed with the wedding invitations? Do you write them yourself, do you buy pre-written ones, or what? These are a few tips to make sure your invitations will have the maximum effect, and all your friends will be glad to come to your wedding:
1. Be specific: don’t lose yourself in fluff , in tons of meaningless, nice sounding words. Just communicate the fact that you are getting married, that you wish to have them by you in that day, and give details on the place and timing of the ceremony.
2. Be timely: don’t send out the wedding invitations one week before the wedding day. Many people are programming their lives, their vacations and their activities, so you may end up with your guests not being able to cancel their prior arrangements for that day, and you’ll end up with lots of NOs for an answer.
3. Be creative: writing straight to the point does not mean that you don’t have to show some creativity in conceiving the wedding invitations. I give you only one idea: you could send out the invitations like messages inside a bottle, or in a jar - make sure it is a nice, reusable bottle or jar, so your guests will place it in their kitchen, somewhere at sight, being less probable to forget about your wedding day.
What else do you think a wedding invitation should contain?
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