Wedding Stationery

Old-fashioned etiquette and oh-so-modern dilemmas: these two combined can perplex even the savviest bride when it comes time to word your wedding invitations.

if you haven't been living under a rock in a Shanghai alley, you've probably noticed that the craze for beach weddings shows no signs of flagging.

A wedding is one of life's most momentous events, and that means making your wedding scrapbook can be an intimidating prospect. Here are some tips to help you get going.

After the stress and bustle of a wedding, you finally get to decompress on your honeymoon. But when you return, a colossal task awaits you — writing all those wedding thank-you notes.

Save a substantial amount of money on invitations, without sacrificing quality, by making them yourself using your computer. It’s easy and fun to create distinctive invitations, at a price you can afford, by layering fine printable paper over a heavyweight card and fastening them together with a unique embellishment.

The wedding invitation can convey a lot more than the “who, what, where and when” of your wedding. The invitation gives your guests their first glimpse into your wedding’s inner workings. You can hint at the degree of formality you’ll be aiming for, and even at your wedding theme, if you’ve already gotten that far in your planning.

Want to manage your wedding guests with style and ease? Forget about multiple checklists and trying to decipher the illegible handwriting of your wedding guests. The days of sorting through scattered mail-back response cards and calculating, then recalculating your guest counts are gone. Thanks to the internet, there’s a better way to approach the entire RSVP process for your wedding!

While the process of planning and executing a wedding ceremony takes a lot of time and attention to detail, once it's all over, it's obvious that all of the stress involved was well worth it. Once the wedding is done, however, there are still a few details that should be looked after. Wedding announcements fall into this category.

You're well into planning your wedding and have finally decided on the design of your wedding invitation. The wording has been chosen and the guest list is well on its way to completion. Here are some additional wedding invitation tips and advice that you should also be aware of.

When should you send Save-the-Dates, and who should you send them to — that is, if you should send them at all? Find out the answers for your situation.

Stamps.com now allow you to turn your engagement or wedding photos into real U.S. postage. It is a fun and easy way to add a personal touch to everything you send in the mail!

You’re engaged - congratulations! Undoubtedly, immediately after your friends and family squeal with delight over your news, the first question they will ask is, “So when is the date?”

First impressions are important! Think about it. The first impression a friend has of what kind of wedding you will have is the little card that comes in the mail: the wedding invitation.

So you're armed with a printer and natural creativity, but the idea of designing your invitations seems daunting? Take some tips from these professional designers.