Cultural and religious Invitations
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Cultural and religious Invitations
Wedding Invitations Curated to Tell Your Story Frequently asked questions How many invitations should you order? The general rule is to order one invitation per household, couple, or individual guest—not one per single invitee. We highly recommend ordering 5 to 10 extra copies for any last-minute guest additions or potential mailing issues. Keeping a few on hand is also a wonderful idea if you want to save a copy as keepsakes for your memory boxes, albums, or scrapbooks. What information should you include on your wedding invitations? Your wedding invitations should clearly state the essential details of your big day while reflecting on your event’s formal, semi-formal, or casual tone. Every invite should include: The Host: Names of the people hosting or paying for the wedding (e.g., the couple, parents, or “together with their families")A request to join the ceremonyThe Couple: Full names of the couple getting married The Date and Time: Spelled out formally (e.g., "Saturday, the tenth of October, two thousand twenty-six, at three o'clock in the afternoon") to avoid formatting confusion.The Location: The venue, city, and state (or country for destination weddings) To keep your main invitation clutter-free, we recommend moving optional details to a matching enclosure
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