This document provides information about organizing and designing wedding invitations. It discusses organizing guest information, choosing invitation wording and colors, selecting fonts, adding extras like ribbons or glitter, choosing envelope styles, printing invitations on quality paper like matte photo paper or cardstock, and assembling the finished invitations by addressing envelopes.

1. Wedding Card

2. 1. Organizing Your Information
a.Organizing sections
save-the-date
wedding invitation
RSVP card

3. b. Guest list
Make a guest list organized by family or
household. Include the full name, address,
and optionally their email and phone number
Easiest to organize all this information into a
spreadsheet on your computer.
Pay attention to anyone on your guest list
who may have special invitation needs.

4. c. Write all your invitation
information.
Choose the exact wording you want to appear
on your invitation
Decide if you want to use formal or informal wording.
Proofread to avoid any spelling or grammatical errors in the invitations.

5. 2. Designing
a. Color Scheme
Limit your invitation colors to 3 at most
Use at least one neutral or base color.
white or offwhite
Use 1-2 additional bright or rich colors to
compliment it
Use a contrasting color for the
background/text so that it is easy to read everything
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6. b. Typography
For a formal invitation,
a classic cursive of Serif font.
This will give the classy, sophisticated
look you are going for.
For informal text and design,
consider using a handwritten font or
Sans-Serif font.
Limit your font choices to two at most

7. c. Consider other add-ons.
Invitations these days can be incredibly detailed and have many
additional pieces and stylistic elements outside of the invitation itself.
Consider embossing, adding ribbons or bows, using confetti, or adding
glitter to your invitations.

8. d. Envelope
Different envelope styles on the market,
many specifically designed for wedding invitations.
Find envelopes in the right size, shape, and color online to match your
invitations.

9. 3.Printing
a.Choose your paper.
Visit local craft or print shops to see
different styles of available paper.
Use of matte photo paper or cardstock.
Avoid glossy photo paper for your invitations.
Make sure that your paper can be cut to size for your invitations.
Giving it out for printing.

10. Assemble invitations
Once you have gotten all of your invites printed and cut to size,
put them together!
Use your best, clear handwriting to address the envelopes

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