Invitations take a lot of work. Whether you choose to do them yourself or get them done professionally some though should be given to the theme, to the colour coding and of course the wording (and this is assuming that you are not doing anything fancy or OTT). There are loads of ideas an inspiration for invitations to be found online for example on Pinterest. Your planner should include the key facts about the invitations to help maintain consistency throughout your stationery and of course the ideas for the text to be included in the invites.
Download: Wedding Planner – Invitations (a5) (3 pages)
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I haven’t received a physical wedding invitation in years. They all come by email. And I’m in my spaceship a lot too.
Stopping in from A to Z and thanks for the continued participation!
Stephen Tremp
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I would love to do mine via email – but unfortunately the older generations still like their physical invitations. And besides we all need something to stick to the fridge 🙂
I’ve seen some pretty fancy invitation
The variety of invitations you can get (not to mention the subtle differences) can be incredible. I never knew just how much choice there is.