Undoubtedly, the first thing that brings guests to your event is the invitation. The first point of contact, the first impression, a foretaste that will determine the style of your wedding or baptism that you wish to organize. Romantic, classic or contemporary is what sets the tone for the guest regarding the nature of the ceremony they will attend.
The choice is yours! In any case, your invitation should express your personal style and taste and, most importantly, it should convey the message you wish to communicate to your guests for the future event.
If you still feel unsure and don’t know what to choose, your event planner has the appropriate experience and expertise to help you select the ideal invitation for your event.
A few useful tips for invitations:
- Invitations should ideally be sent 4-6 weeks before the day of the wedding.
- If you have guests flying in from different countries, a "Save the date" invitation can be sent via email or other platform, indicating the date and place, so that guests can book tickets and plan their trip in time.
- The guest list is drawn up by both families, so that one invitation is sent to each guest and duplicates are avoided.
- As far as the choice of the wording on the invitation, there are two proposals: either the parents invite their guests to their children's wedding, or the couple themselves invite the guests.
More tips and ideas for invitations in our upcoming post! Stay tuned!
– Magdalene –
