Invitations

Anniversaries, Baby Showers, Bar / Bat Mitzvahs, Birthdays, Bridal Showers, Christenings, Corporate Events, Debutante Balls, Eco-Friendly / Green Weddings, Engagement Parties, Graduations, Holiday Parties, LGBT Weddings / Ceremonies, Memorials, Proms, Quinceaneras, Sweet 16s

2002

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Cash, Check, Paypal, Discover, Mastercard, Visa

May 21, 2012

Custom Products

Assembly, Design, Printing

Color Matching Proofs, Embossed, Engraving, Letterpress, Recycled Paper, Soy Based Inks

African, Asian, Baltic, Caribbean, Central American, East Europe, Middle Eastern, North American, Oceania, Pacific Island, Scandinavian, South American, West Europe

What are some of the perks of designing invitations for unique wedding couples?
I love to hear from the bride and groom about a week after their wedding invitations were mailed. After the guests open the beach invitation, it gives them the “wow factor”, and immediately they pick up the phone and rave to the bride about how the invitation is the most incredible invitation they’ve ever received. They just cannot wait for the big day!

What are some of the color trends and color combinantions for invitations in 2010?
Greens and tropical blue colors are a huge trend right now. Orange is an important color as well as cobalt blue. Spring and Summer always brings a brighter color palette. Metallic colors will continue to be popular…champagne, gold and silver metallic will always be in style for weddings.

Five recommended items a client should consider when designing or choosing an invitation:

First, choose a design that will coordinate with your venue...both inside and out. Second, an idea of your style or theme should be considered. Third, the colors that you would like to incorporate throughout the wedding. Fourth, the different types of cards you will be sending with your invitation suite, like a save the date card, whether you will need a card for the rehears­al dinner, a directions card or schedule of events. Fifth, an idea of the number of invitations you will need. Your guest list can always change, but start with a good estimate.