When it comes to getting married, it can often feel like you get engaged and then—boom!—suddenly there’s all these things you’re meant to plan and just know. Before you loose your wedding-filled mind, take everything one step a time. The ... read more

With so many different planning aspects to think of when it comes to a wedding, the stationery is just one piece of the puzzle. However, if you’re unfamiliar with the etiquette of wedding invitations, this part of wedding planning can ... read more

While RSVP cards have been a big part of a wedding invitation suite for years, the cultural environment surrounding this traditional stationery element is changing. Certainly for any wedding it’s important to gain insight into which guests are planning to ... read more

Depending on the size of your wedding, addressing and mailing the invitations can be a large and daunting task. It takes significant time and planning to ensure that the job is done at all, let alone correctly! Sending wedding invitations ... read more

Most couples want their wedding to be perfect, down the very last detail. They spend hours agonizing over cake flavors, floral arrangements, and a whole lot more. But stationery is one wedding element that some couples seem to rush—and it ... read more

You’ve already made a mock-up of what your wedding invitations are going to look like, but your guests may need more information about the wedding than what can fit on that beautiful piece of cardstock. Wedding invitation enclosures—those extra pieces ... read more

Did you know that Pantone, the company that specializes in color, assigns each new year its own personal color? 2019’s color is “living coral” —which looks just like the name suggests. But what does this mean for wedding trends and, ... read more

The wedding invitation is often the first time your guests will hear about the specifics of your wedding and it sets the tone for the kind of celebration you’ll be having. A wedding invitation is a first impression—a sloppy invite ... read more

Whether you’re getting married in a tiny town or a huge city, out-of-town wedding guests can find fun things to do while they wait for the big event. Some guests hop on a plane, traveling across the country knowing nothing ... read more

When you’re invited to a wedding—or really any big celebration—it’s customary to receive an invitation through the mail (or for your more tech savvy friends, an email or e-vite). But if you’ve never received an official formal invitation to an ... read more