
Wedding Card





Set a budget
You must set a budget from the start as you really don’t want to design your perfect invitation only to find you can’t afford it. Think about how many guests you’re inviting (tip – remember you only need one invite per couple or family, not one per person – it may sound obvious but we get so many calls from brides that have ordered too many).
Start with the basic invitation
There are loads of different styles and types of cards, depending on your budget and how much information you need to include. When you order your samples, try to make sure you have some of each style to see what would work practically for you.
Flat unfolded cards and traditional card blanks are great if you’re on a budget or don’t have huge amounts of information to include. Wallets are great for including lots of extra information inserts, RSVP cards as well as the main invitations themselves. There are also in-between options that give you the freedom of a wallet on the budget of a traditional card.
Use a neutral colour for the cards themselves, then add colour through printing, embellishments or ribbons, or use coloured card and make a great statement. Card textures can make a big difference to the overall feel of an invitation, from rustic matte textures to contemporary pearlescent effects to vintage tapestry styles. Consider printing or foil stamping the front of the cards, or use peel-off stickers (with a steady hand!).
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