Wedding invitations are an integral part of a wedding's theme and the "mood" you want to set for your ceremony. After all, if the purpose were to solely inform the guests of the details of the event, then you could just send an email or postcard. However, the invitation also serves as a souvenir of a special occasion, and an announcement of a couple's love. Like the wedding ceremony itself, it must be beautiful and personal.
Selecting the Wedding Invitation's Design
There are thousands of ready-made wedding invitations to choose from; simply select a design, send the details, and the printer can have it ready within weeks. With such a wide selection, it may be difficult to pick which one is best. Here are the things to consider:
* Formal or casual. You want a wedding invitation to complement the overall theme and mood of the wedding. Is your wedding formal or casual? A formal wedding may need classic script fonts, formal wording, and the traditional double envelope. A more casual invitation may use more modern fonts and more natural wording (i.e., instead of "we cordially invite you", say "please join us…"), but care must be taken to retain the solemnity of the occasion. Let's say you want to enclose a photo of you and your fiancé-not typically done for traditional invitations. Wear appropriate clothes to the photo shoot: shorts and tank tops simply don't work.
* Color. You should always choose a subdued color. If you are using a rather bright color for your motif, like turquoise, opt for a delicate ribbon trim or small accents at the sides or corners rather than applying it to the whole invitation. This makes the invitation look more classy, and again, is in keeping with the nature of the event. It's a wedding, not a night dancing at a trendy club.
Personal Touches. You can add a short poem, a photo of the couple, or a song lyric from the wedding ceremony.
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