So, you’ve been asked to be maid (or matron) of honor. First of all, congratulations! This is a big honor! It means that the bride-to-be considers you to be her best friend and someone she wants by her side on her big day! Maid of honor duties include planning a bridal shower and the bachelorette […] Read more…
Think balloons are just for children’s parties and cheesy prom photos? Think again. Table number balloons are a must-have wedding decor accessory! Fun and inexpensive, table number balloons are an innovative way to seat your guests. They are a great way of making a statement, they add color to the reception, you can match them […] Read more…
Maid of honor and matron of honor are the most important members of the bridal team. They are the closest friends of the bride and they take care of everything that bride needs during the wedding. What’s the difference between maid of honor and matron of honor? The maid of honor is the unmarried best […] Read more…
Wedding invitations are one of the most popular DIY projects among brides. Here are some tips and tricks for printing them at home: Define a budget: Set a budget you can work within. You’ll save money with printing at home, but you still have to pay for ink and paper. Pick a wedding style: Decide […] Read more…
Printable wedding invitations are a great option for couples that are looking to save some money. They are especially economical for large invite lists – you pay only once for the design and you can print as many invitations as you want. You can print your invites at home, at an online print shop or […] Read more…
Printable wedding invitations are a great option if you’re planning a wedding on a budget and trying to save some money. They are also easy to make – you just need to print and cut them and then you can move to the next wedding-related task. We know that the idea of printing your wedding […] Read more…
Your big day is approaching quickly and the invitations need to be sent. Not sure how to properly address them? Here are the dos and don’ts for writing the address lines. Guests’ names: As a rule of thumb, the outer envelope should be more formal, with titles and full names. The inner envelope is more informal, typically only […] Read more…
Learn about wedding invitation assembly and some other things that you should consider before mailing them. Timing: Invitations should be sent six to eight weeks before the wedding. That will give your guests adequate time to respond and you will get a reliable head count a week or two before the event. Handwriting or pre-printing: […] Read more…
There is the outer envelope, inner envelope, invitation card, reply card (RSVP) and reception card. You can also include other enclosure cards such as map cards and hotel accommodations. Invitation, reply card and reception card should be printed in the same method and on coordinating papers. The outer and inner envelope: The outer envelope has been […] Read more…