Wedding Invitation Maker

Wedding invitations often come in various sizes, but a common size is 5" x 7" (or A7 size), which fits well in standard envelopes and allows for elegant presentation of the invitation details.

Traditionally, wedding invitations list the bride's name first, then the groom's. But remember, it's your special day! Modern etiquette encourages personalizing invites to mirror your unique love story. Feel free to switch the order if it suits you. It's your wedding—make it uniquely yours!

Save the date cards are typically sent out 6 to 12 months before the wedding date to ensure guests have ample time to plan. They can be sent via postal mail, email, or through messaging apps.

The RSVP deadline date should be set to allow enough time for guests to respond, usually around 3 to 4 weeks before the wedding date. This gives the couple sufficient time to finalize vendor arrangements based on the confirmed guest count.

Invitations are traditionally addressed formally, using titles and full names. For married couples, the names are listed first with the husband's name, followed by the wife's name (e.g., Mr. and Mrs. John Smith). For unmarried couples or those in a long-term relationship, both names are listed alphabetically (e.g., Mr. John Smith and Ms. Jane Doe).

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