Invitations & Paper

The only rules you should follow are your own.

Here's how to navigate this tricky etiquette situation.

Meet the sibling of the save-the-date.

These cards are totally fridge-worthy!

Shop our faves, from the funny and cute to the totally customized.

Here's exactly how to order.

Should you mail an invite to someone you already know is busy on your wedding day? Here's our take.

Here's how to plan ahead—as much as possible.

Full disclosure: Asking your guests to set an alarm for your wedding ceremony may or may not go over well.

Yes, it's possible.

Here are some of our very favorite save-the-date designs from Minted.

Consider us your wedding stationery astrologers.

Not sure whether to make a family member a bridesmaid, junior bridesmaid or flower girl? Read this.

Here's how to navigate this tricky guest list dilemma.

Expecting an invite that never came? Here's how to handle it.

Calligraphy, brushstroke script, finding the right stationer—we break it all down for you.

A new survey proves it—thank-you notes are the "write" thing to do.

What if we told you you could rent Chanel jewelry for your wedding day, then return it after the festivities?

Write your BFF's name (and words of love and encouragement) in the blank space.

Learn the ins and outs of e-save-the-dates before clicking "send."

A pretty envelope liner instantly elevates your wedding invitations. Best of all -- you can do-it-yourself in five easy steps!

Laid-back party or over-the-top affair, add the Midas touch to your wedding paper.

Stationery seems pretty straightforward, right? But between save-the-dates and escort cards, paper choices and printing styles, it can get complicated. Here are the questions you should ask at your first meeting.

Before you order your invitations, stop and review these contract points. Print this list and tick every box before signing on the dotted line.

Need a little paper inspiration? Take a look at our favorite (totally gorgeous) wedding invitations.

Send wedding save-the-date cards that really get all your guests excited! Here's how to make a good first impression.