Wedding Strategies

Wedding Invitations

He’s popped the question, you’ve said “yes”, and the wedding is on. You have so much to do to plan everything perfectly that you just don’t know where to begin. But, not all wedding planning is hard work! Wedding showers, bachelor and bachelorette parties, engagement parties, and other great get togethers for the bridal party are always the highlights of planning your wedding. To help you make the best of these fun times during your planning, we have some great articles and advice on what to do, and not to do, at these events.

Save the Date Cards Keep Your Guests In the Loop

Save the Date Cards are a recent trend which has become chic because of the popularity of destination weddings. It seems that a simple invitation card wouldn’t be enough for such instances, as a destination wedding entails a lot of preparation, both for the couple and the guests. This shouldn’t mean that Save the Date cards are restricted only to such events; even if you are having your wedding in your backyard, sending out Save the Date cards informs the guest about the details of your wedding which the cramped space of an invitation card wouldn’t allow you to provide.
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Spread the Word With Personalized Wedding Invites

Since color themes are currently expanding from the traditional boundaries, with rich reds and vibrant greens, it is but natural that all elements of the wedding should follow suit. Your wedding is the embodiment of your commitment with each other as a couple; it should also be a reflection of your personalities. And since the first whiff of the pleasant news would reach your guests through wedding invites (except for save-the-date invitations), these should give them a hint of what to expect once they get there.
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Earth-friendly Weddings, With Recycled Invites

Green is in nowadays, as practically everybody is jumping into the bandwagon of the earth-conscious mentality. A little contribution to the effort goes a long way; you can do your part by using recycled paper for your wedding invitations. If you’re thinking that it won’t amount to anything in a global scale, consider this: each ton of recycled paper can save seventeen trees, seven thousand gallons of water, all the while keeping about sixty pounds of pollutants from the atmosphere while saving energy equal to that produced by 380 gallons of petroleum. A ton wouldn’t be possible without a ream, so whether you’re planning an intimate wedding or a grand church ceremony, invites made out of recycled paper can make all the difference.
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The Do-It-Yourself Wedding Invitations

Wedding invitations should be elegant and distinctive. Contrary to popular opinion, though, wedding invitations need not be expensive to be elegant. You only need to have a little imagination, a bit of a creative flair and you can have the most unique and elegant wedding invitations. [read this article]

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