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“Tradition” says that wedding invitations are mailed by the person(s) that are hosting the wedding. So for a “traditional” wedding, it would be the parents of the bride. In addition, those mailing the invitations are usually also the people receiving the RSVPs.
Who mails the wedding invitations? (Photo from www.myinspiredwedding.com)
I love menus! I am foodie and always want to know what I am eating: what the sauce is, the amazing cheese in the potatoes, the leafy green veggie in the pasta and more!
Circle Menu (Photo by Erickson Design)
There are fabulous people whose job it is to proof all day but usually an invitation designer is not paid to do that!
Spelling Errors (Photo from www.piranha-internet.co.uk)
The age old question: When to send out wedding invitations? The answer has definitely changed throughout the years! It used to be truly okay to send them six weeks before the wedding and give them three weeks to reply (which is still well ahead of the date you need to give the venue or catering company the final numbers).
Wedding Invitation by Erickson Design (Photo by Bill Lambert)
This article is more of a question than a commentary or informational! I have been designing and creating escort/place cards for the last 13+ years and sometimes our clients, or more correctly - their planners or caterers, have asked for the meal choice to be indicated on the card. We have done so with little gems, letters, cute pictures and more.
Escort Cards by Erickson Design (Photo by KMO Photography)
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