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» Wedding Invitations - How to be Creative Even on the Outside
By Sara Haese | Published 07/19/2008 | Marriage | Unrated

Wedding invitations are one of the few pieces of mail that people enjoy receiving.  It’s fun to open up that envelope knowing there’s a custom invitation inside.  But amidst all of today’s junk mail, how can you make your envelope stand out to get your guests’ attention?

 

There are actually several ways you can make your mailing envelope as unique as your wedding invitation. 

 

  • Shape - With so many wedding invitation designs available today, you could easily select a uniquely shaped style such as square or tea length.  The mailing envelope will then reflect that same distinctive size to fit the invitation.

 

  • Style - Another option is to select a Seal and Send wedding invitation style.  This all-in-one invitation is designed to be folded into a self-mailing piece eliminating the need for a mailing envelope.  The response card is attached to the invitation so it can be easily detached by your wedding guest along the perforation.  This also eliminates the response card return mailing envelope and saves on your postage cost as it only requires a postcard stamp.

 

  • Color - How about using color for emphasis?  Some wedding invitations now come with colored mailing envelopes.  In particular, self-mailer invitations often include a colored envelopment.  The envelopment holds your invitation card and has a built-in pocket for keeping any extra enclosures.  It is then folded up wrapping around all your invitation pieces to become your mailing envelope.

 

  • Decorative Seals - Adding a seal to your wedding invitation envelope could be that extra touch you’ve been looking for.   Even though your envelope is sealed, you can choose to place a special seal on the back so it gives the illusion that the seal is actually holding the flap down.  There are many seal design choices, from monograms to first names to specific themes.  Their appearance can be clear, white, silver, gold, embossed, etc.

 

  • Custom Wedding Stamps - There are now websites that offer you the option of creating your own personalized postage stamps using an uploaded photo or choosing from ready-to-use wedding designs.  This is a great way to dress up your wedding invitation envelopes to reflect your personal style.

 

You want to be sure your wedding invitation gets the attention of your guests as soon as it arrives in their mail and that it doesn’t get lost in their sea of junk mail and bills.  Using any of the above suggestions will surely accomplish this and will start building their excitement even before they see your actual invitation.

 

Sara Haese is the owner of www.PrintedCreationsWeddingStore.com where you'll find a great online selection of both traditional and modern wedding invitations.  Visitors can also sign up to receive her FREE Wedding Invitation Guide.

» Should Your Wedding Invitations be Professionally Printed?
By Sara Haese | Published 07/19/2008 | Marriage | Unrated

Today’s brides seem more and more interested in printing their own wedding invitations using home computers to save on costs. Even though you’ll be pleasantly surprised at how inexpensive some styles of professionally printed invitations really are, there’s so much more to the process than just the monetary cost.

Your wedding is one of the most important days of your life, so be sure your wedding invitations match the beauty of your special day! Your invitations will be giving your guests their first impression of your wedding.

The whole wedding invitation process starts with choosing your style.  Professional printers are able to provide a great selection of different designs including quality papers, unique colors and trendy sizes. They commonly have a style to fit any theme, budget or colors you have in mind.

Professionally printed wedding invitations are typically created by using a process called thermography. This produces the beautiful raised lettering that makes wedding invitations look so elegant.

When it comes to choosing your font style and ink color, you will appreciate all the choices a professional printer has to offer. They can also print your return address on your outer envelopes and provide a color lining for your inner envelopes if you so choose.

Additional matching items such as response cards, maps, direction cards, reception cards, thank you notes and wedding programs can be easily printed at the same time you order your professionally printed wedding invitations.

There is no doubt that your time is at a premium as you are planning your wedding, and printing your own wedding invitations can be a tedious task. So consider saving precious time and possible frustration by letting the professionals handle your wedding invitation printing. Let them do what they do best…provide superior quality resulting in gorgeous wedding invitations.

Sara Haese owns www.PrintedCreationsWeddingStore.com where you'll find a great selection of affordable wedding invitations as well as Save the Dates. Visitors can also sign up to receive her FREE Wedding Invitation Guide.

» BLISSFUL FLOWER DECORATION FOR A BEAUTIFUL WEDDING
By Innomax Solutions | Published 07/15/2008 | Marriage | Unrated

Flower Decoration is one of the most creative and artistic work. Flower Decoration plays a very important part especially in the weddings.

 

» Hawaii Weddings: The First Wedding Company in Hawaii Who Still Remains the Best
By Terry Dunford | Published 06/9/2008 | Marriage | Rating:

Hawaii Wedding coordinators have been blessed with the awesome opportunity to arrange and perform wedding ceremonies in our world's most heavenly paradise. Because weddings in Hawaii offer such unsurpassed tropical beauty, many people dream of having a Hawaiian wedding. Thankfully, there are many companies arranging weddings in Hawaii. I have researched all the companies offering Hawaii weddings, and Above Heaven's Gate, based in Oahu, remains the premiere company coordinating Hawaiian weddings. That says a great deal considering that Hawaii weddings take the #1 destination spot in not only the United States, but the entire world as well. Above Heaven's Gate, owned and operated by Rev./Capt. Howie has been offering Oahu weddings, Maui weddings, Kauai weddings and big island weddings, for over 30 years. Not only is Above Heaven's Gate the most unique wedding company in Hawaii, they were actually one of the very first companies offering Hawaii weddings. With over 32 years experience in planning every aspect of a Hawaii wedding, it is indisputable that your dream of a Hawaiian wedding can come true. Yes, without reservation you should contact Capt. Howie for your wedding in Hawaii! Not only can Capt. Howie arrange every aspect of your Hawaii wedding, but they can also show you the must-see destinations during your stay in paradise.

Hawaii Weddings provided by Above Heaven's Gate is about to kick off a newly designed website. American Creations of Maui is proud to be presented with the opportunity to undertake such a respected duty. Capt. Howie continues to outshine the competitor's by ensuring that his website and services are, by far, paramount! Capt. Howie's heart and soul goes into every Hawaiian wedding he executes, and you can be confident that your astonishing Hawaii wedding can be planned by only the best as you entrust your mind's eye and dream with Capt. Howie!

The reviews and testimonials of Capt Howie's weddings in Hawaii are truly astounding, so you must visit http://hawaiiweddings.com today to see for yourself. Why choose anyone else, when you can have Capt. Howie, the foremost experienced Hawaiian wedding planner coordinating every aspect of your wedding in Hawaii.

For more information, please contact Above Heaven's Gate, Hawaii Wedding Coordinators at 808-259-5900. Or visit them online at http://hawaiiweddings.com.  

© 2008 by Above Heaven's Gate, a Hawaii Wedding Company

http://hawaiiweddings.com

» There’s More to Wedding Invitations Than You Might Think
By Sara Haese | Published 10/28/2006 | Marriage | Unrated

Everybody talks about wedding invitations, but what about all the other terms and items that are associated with them.  Below are explanations of some of the more common terms and items that you’ll probably encounter while shopping for your invitations.   

 

Seal n Send Invitations:  This type of wedding invitation is mailed to guests as a single-folded piece (without an envelope) having the respond postcard attached to the invitation by a perforation for easy removal.  Since the respond piece is a postcard, you will save on postage for the return mailing.  Prices for this product normally include seals along with a printed return address on both the back flap when initially mailing the invitation and on the perforated respond postcard.

 

Announcements:  For those who won’t be invited to your wedding but you would still like them to know about your marriage, you can mail them an announcement card.  They can be printed on the same paper as your wedding invitation but mailed on your wedding day or immediately after with the wording stating that your wedding has already taken place.

 

Reception Cards:  If there isn’t enough room on your wedding invitation for listing the details of your reception or if not all guests will be invited to attend the reception, reception cards can be ordered to match your invitations and then be included as a separate insert.  Please keep in mind that this card could possibly add to your mailing cost since postage is based on weight.

 

Response Cards:  These cards are essential to planning for your dinner/reception since an accurate guest attendance count will be needed for food and seating preparations.  The respond card along with its mailing envelope will be inserted with your wedding invitation.  Remember to include a postage stamp on this small envelope which will also have a mailing address already printed on it so all your guests have to do is fill out the card and mail it back by the date you have printed on it. 

 

Map/Direction Cards:  These direction cards would be included as a convenience for any guests who might not be familiar with the location of the church and/or reception.    

 

Printed Invitation Envelope Flaps:  This option of having your return address printed on the outside envelope can save you valuable time and ensure that undeliverable wedding invitations are returned to you.  There is a small cost involved but it also gives an address to those who might not be able to attend but still want to send you a card or gift.

 

Lined Inner Envelopes:  For a small charge, you can request your inner envelopes have a colored lining to add a special touch to your wedding invitation ensemble.  Color choices will vary depending on the invitation style you choose.

 

Envelope Seals:  These self-adhesive labels add just the right finishing touch.  They are available in many styles and are used on your outer envelope making it look like they are holding the flap down even though it has already been sealed.

 

Informal Notes:  These are used separately from your wedding invitations but should be included with your original order since they are usually printed on matching paper and this will save you on shipping costs.  They are personalized with either your names or monogram on the front with the inside being blank for writing your thank you notes.  Any leftovers can be used long after the wedding for other purposes.  Blank mailing envelopes are included with them.

 

Not all of the above items are necessary to make your wedding invitations complete.   Remember, this is your special day, so it’s your decision as to which ones you would like to include as part of your invitation ensemble.

 

Sara Haese owns http://www.PrintedCreationsWeddingStore.com where you'll find a great selection of casual and elegant wedding invitations as well as save the dates and wedding accessories.  Visitors can also sign up to receive her FREE Wedding Invitation Guide.


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