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By providing exceptional products, expert advice, and personal service, Anne’s Grapevine has become the invitation source for high quality at low prices. Your complete satisfaction is our top priority.

Since 1998, Anne’s Grapevine has been recognized for carrying only the finest products at low discount prices, as well as, delivering excellent, reliable service.

Anne’s Grapevine represents several companies and is established in providing clients with excellent service and personal convenience they deserve. Anne’s Grapevine is a "one stop shop" where today’s busy client is offered a complete selection of the most popular items available at low 30% OFF discount prices!

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Planning an event is a major undertaking. We can make it simple for you by providing you with everything you need to make your occasion a unique event to remember.

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When should I order my invitations?  You should order your invitations between four and six months before your wedding date.  You can safely order your invitation ensemble once your guest list has been finalized.

When should I mail my invitations?  You should mail your out-of-town guests' invitations eight weeks before your wedding and your local guests' invitations six weeks before your wedding.

What response date should I use?  Your response date should be three weeks before your wedding.  This gives you plenty of time to contact guests that have not replied and be able to finalize your last minute details in a stress free environment.

Avoid Common Mistakes

 

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• "request the honour or your presence" is used on an invitation to a wedding that is located in a house of worship
• "request the pleasure of you company" is used on an invitation that is located outside a house of worship; it is also used on the reception invitation
• the bride and groom's middle names are included, however, their parents' middle names are not necessary
• half hours are written as "half after four o'clock"
• "evening" begins at six o'clock
  •   at five o'clock in the afternoon
  •   at six o'clock in the evening

• the year should not be capitalized, however, it commonly is
• zip codes are not included on the invitation or reception card
• punctuation is not used except for abbreviations such as "Mr. or Mrs." and for separating a phrase
• Mister (Mr.) and Misses (Mrs.) are abbreviated, however, Doctor, Reverend, and Captain should be written in full
• North and South is written in full if it precedes the street name (123 South Main Street); a comma is added after the street name and an abbreviation is used if it comes after the address (123 Main Street, N.W.)
• numbers are written out except for the street address; the number is written out if the number is less than 10
• an invitation to the ceremony alone does not require a response card