• Wording of Wedding Invitations
Old traditions still hold in the realm of wording your wedding invitation, however, there are no longer strict rules which dictate how you choose your wording. For a wonderful online resource which covers many possible wording options, please visit www.verseit.com.

• Mailing Wedding Invitations
Invitations should be mailed six to eight weeks prior to the wedding. Be sure to verify questionable zip codes and to weigh a completely assembled invitation at the post office to determine the correct postage needed.

• Save the Date Announcements
It is now customary to send Save The Date Announcements several months prior to sending out your wedding invitations. This will provide ample time for out-of-towners to make travel arrangements in advance, as well as allow your in-town guests to reserve your wedding date in their calendars.

• Response Cards
Response cards are a necessary part of any invitation. The card asks guests if they plan on attending the wedding and may also offer them a choice of entrée if this is needed in advance. The front of the reply envelope is printed with the name and the address of the bride or whomever will be receiving guests' responses. Return postage should be applied to the reply envelope. We also offer reply postcards as a less formal option.