5 Top Wedding Invitation Tips

By Oluwatobi Michael |

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Basically, wedding invitations are letters that are sent to invite guests to a wedding ceremony. Wedding invitations provide relevant information such as date, venue and time of the ceremony. Wedding invitations set the tone for the wedding as it is the first item that the couple are showcasing the world about themselves.

 


As with everything related to a wedding ceremony, designing the wedding invitation should be a wonderful experience not a strenuous task. Adopt these steps and you will have your guests wowed at your wedding invitation.

  1. Personalize your invitation: Your invitation is an extension of your personality, more so as a couple. In picking designs for your wedding invitation, you can never go wrong by infusing wedding invitation with your personality. Pick a unique style that suits you and work with it. This is the first impression people will have of you as a couple, make it count.
  2. Consider your wedding colors: It is equally important to consider your wedding colors before designing your wedding invitation. The colors for the designs must match wit the wedding colors. Wedding colors are important as they help to set the tone for the wedding ceremony. It is also important to see that the colors used in the designs align with the mood you seek to project at  the ceremony.
  3. Don’t make it clumsy: A wedding invite is a letter that not only invites guests to the ceremony but also provides important information. While it is important to input relevant information in the invitation, it is equally important to state that placing too much information in the invitation will make it look clumsy and crowded. Err on the side of caution, place only important and relevant information in the invitation. The goal is to make your invitation stand out.
  4. Work within your budget: Regardless of how regal and unique you want your invitation to look, it has to be in line with your budget. A budget ensure fiscal discipline and gives direction. Work within your budget to ensure a win-win situation. It is fiscal irresponsible to break the bank in a bid to make a good invitation. However a budget must be well thought out and planned to ensure robust options.
  5. Language: Pay attention to the language and style with which the invitation is written. Decide on the tone you want to convey with the invitation. Pay attention to the grammar, tenses and punctuation, ensure that the invitation is error free.

 

First impression lasts longer; your invitation is the first impression the world will have of you as a couple. You can’t allow it to be tarnished with any error that could be forestalled.

 

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