Unique wedding invitations

Style and substance
Sure, you have to announce the location of the ceremony and reception and all the other formalities of the occasion, but there is so much more to say, and not all of it can be said with words. It’s what’s not written on the invitation that says the most about your wedding day, so make your wedding invitation unique to ensure it sends the right message.

The information about the day is vital and makes up the substance of your invite, but style and flair are what will make it as memorable as the wedding itself. Undoubtedly, you’ve spent a great deal of time and energy preparing a day that is unique to your relationship, so allow your guests a preview of what’s to come with a unique wedding invitation to match.

It’s in the details
Continuing your chosen colour theme through to your wedding invitation is a simple and elegant way to set the tone for your “I do’s”, and there are so many other, more subtle, markers you can also use to offer hints about the day. For instance, if you have decided on a formal ceremony and setting, you can carry this through to the invitation by using formal wording and lettering. Or, if you’ve settled on a garden affair, it may influence your choice of imagery.

A helping hand
Having come this far in planning your nuptials, you would already know that hiring the best help you can is vital to making your wedding all that you want it to be. There is only so much you can do yourself, and for truly unique wedding invitations that are just as you imagine and more, you need to call in a professional who has all the materials and creativity needed. Be savvy when having your unique wedding invitations made, and list your job on ServiceSeeking.com.au. Quotes begin at just 65c each and increase with intricacy and numbers of individual orders.

The Do’s and Dont’s of Unique Wedding Invitations

Do

• Make your invite unique and customised to complement your special day.
• Choose detailing that is in keeping with the style of your wedding.
• Hire help. Homemade invitations can look tacky if not very well done.

Don’t

• You’ve gone to great effort to make your wedding day personal, so don’t let it down with cookie-cutter invitations bought from a newsagent or craft store.
• Avoid sending the wrong message to your guests. You can’t expect them to dress formally if everything about your invite is casual.
• Most importantly, don’t leave your invites to the last minute. Creating unique wedding invitations is a job that shouldn’t be rushed.

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