What is the earliest i can send wedding invitations?

Ensuring guests can work out schedules and travel plans is the purpose of the save the dates. Since you already sent those out 11 months in advance, you have given them plenty of notice. I would send invites 8 weeks before the wedding.

Invitations should be sent 6-8 weeks before the wedding, with the RSVP date a week or two before the caterers need it.

Sending invitations with RSVP too early might look like you're trying to B-list.

Like Cece said, the save the dates were sent out for the purpose of ensuring your guests can work out travel and work schedules. Invitations shouldn't be sent until 6-8 weeks prior to the wedding. If you send them too soon, people will either forget to reply or reply then something happens and they have to change their reply. While I get being eager focus your energy on other things wedding related.

Okay, thanks everyone!

Since you already sent STDs I would wait for invites. We got married out of state and sent our STDs a year before since everyone was traveling and then invites about 10 weeks before.

The earliest appropriate time is 6-8 weeks before. It's not supposed to be a competition, with people rushing to send out invitations before the next couple. And from a practical POV, people often don't know about conflicts before then or would misplace anything that comes too early.

Do not send them earlier than 8 weeks before the wedding because guests will lose and forget the information. They will also assume that you are looking for seat fillers at some point. Do not send them later than 6 weeks before the wedding for the same reason. That includes not sending a second or third wave of invites. The reply due date is 4 weeks before the wedding which allows a buffer of a week to track down guests who did not rsvp before the final headcount is given to the caterer.

Our wedding is "destination" of sorts, about two hours away from where we live. ALL guests will be traveling there. I did NOT want to do save the dates, but ended up doing so for the convenience of guests all being from out of area and because it is a destination wedding. My goal was to send out all my wedding invitations 8 or 9 weeks before the wedding date. I am still waiting on my wedding invitations to arrive, so it may end up being the 8 week mark, which is usually protocol especially for a destination wedding or a wedding that may fall on a holiday weekend or a weekday. My welcome dinner invitations (being sent to those who are staying the night before the wedding) are then being sent 4 weeks out. My final count for the venue is due on June 19th. Shoot for 9 weeks out, if you can (and if your invites are in your hands!! LOL)- to give yourself a little bit of a "buffer" to contact those who may not RSVP in a timely manner. (Grr.)

You should have been send the invites. If you haven't do it now.

I would recommend 3 months before but if your out of state gust maybe 4 months before good luck and have fun at your wedding.

Im getting married on August 19th and im sending out invitations on June 10