When planning your wedding, it’s important to let your personality and style play a part in each aspect. By the time you send your invitations – about 6-8 weeks before your wedding – your theme, …

Before you begin addressing envelopes, assemble one complete invitation (including tissue paper, any maps or additional inserts, as well as the stamp on the return address envelope), and take it to your local post office …

As a same-sex couple, it may seem difficult to plan certain aspects of your wedding when the rules don’t apply to you. With wedding invitations, the rules of wording are pretty similar to what tradition …

Sit down with your fiance and both sets of parents about 12 months before your wedding to start the first draft of your guest list. Keep in mind, that this draft will change quite a …

Addressing envelopes is one invitation element that has some hard-and-fast guidelines. If you address your envelopes according to the following etiquette, you’ll be well on your way to beautiful – and proper – stationery styling.

Wedding invitations are the first impression your guests will have of your wedding. You don’t want to mess it up with a typo or risk offending your guests. Though we encourage you to add your …

So you are planning for the biggest day of your life, and you have already decided on those select few (or hundred) guests that will be attending your magnificent wedding. The stage is set, the …

Your wedding day should be all about you, but to make things a little less stressful (and avoid last-minute texts asking for directions) you should let your guests know these details ahead of time!

You’ll probably never receive more presents at any one time during your life than you will for your wedding. And – of course – every gift deserves a prompt thank-you note.

It’s an ageless question: How exactly do I word my invitations? As most newly engaged couples know, this can be a tricky subject because what’s read between the lines is who’s hosting (in other words, …