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Established:	2005
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1420 DeZigns, LLC work to bring our customers new, innovative and affordable presentations that reflect your style.  Style is very important to us therefore we make it our top priority to make your presentation look good. We specialize in custom wedding and special event stationary that can cover every aspect of your event from beginning to end. We can work to customize birth announcements, graduation announcements, and several other styles of party invitations. At 1420 DeZigns we feel that you should let the paper do the talking to set the tone for your special occasion!

      

Unforgettable Events, LLC

You have some of the best ideas and invitation designs. All of my clients rave at the finished products. I look forward to working on many other weddings and parties together.

Do you offer package pricing?
Yes, we do offer all inclusive package pricing for our weddings. Please click here to find out more about them.

Do you ship your products?
Yes, we ship any of our products anywhere in the U.S for an additional shipping charge.

Do you have a payment plan?
If you decide not to pay for the invitations in full, a 50% deposit is due when you place your order.  The remaining balance is due when you  receive the final project.

Is there a minimum order?
Yes, most projects require a minimum order of 75.  However, don’t let that deter you from using our services. Often times we may be able to accommodate smaller orders. 

How will I know if your paper color matches my exact needs?
We will be more than happy to send you color swatches or you may order our sample kit. Just click here for more information. 

Do you offer addressing?
Yes, we do offer addressing for an additional nominal fee. 

 

Q: Is it necessary to order extra invitations?
A: Yes, to make sure you have enough for "overlooked" guests and for keepsakes. It is easier and more cost effective to order extra now because you will be billed for a new invitation order later.

Q: How do I indicate on my invitations that a wedding and the following reception is for adult guests only?
A: You should not print "no children" or "adults only" on an invitation. The way your invitations are addressed indicates who is and who is not (by omission) invited to the wedding.

Q: When the wedding reception is at the same place as the wedding, how do I word the invitations?
A: You have several options. You can use corner copy on the bottom of the invitation that states, "Reception to immediately follow" or you can state in the invitation, "and join us afterward for a reception."

Q: What is the best way to include a deceased parent on my wedding invitation?
A: The invitation needs to be worded so the deceased parent does not invite the guests to the wedding. Refer to our wording resources here.

Q: Is it appropriate for guests’ names to be informal on the inner envelopes?
A: You may address children, close friends and relatives informally on your inner envelopes. For relatives, addressing them as "Uncle Fred," "Grandma Smith" or "Grandpa" are all acceptable. However, you need to consider who is issuing the invitations. For example, if the bride’s parents are inviting the guests, they would not refer to the uncle of the bride as "Uncle Fred."

Q: Is it OK to put "and guest" on the invitation envelope?
A: No, couples who are dating should each receive an invitation. It is up to you to find out each guest’s name.

Q: How soon should wedding thank you notes be sent?
A: Gifts received before the wedding should be acknowledged within two weeks. Gifts received after the wedding should be acknowledged within two months.