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•	Choose from traditional wedding invitations, reply cards, Thank You cards, and Hen Nights Invites.
•	Customisable templates for wedding and hen nights invitations.
•	All wedding stationery available in three paper choices.
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•	flat 130 x 178mm invitations
•	3 paper options
	standard matt, linen and recycled
•	starting at £12.95 for 25 invitations

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•	flat 140 x 108mm reply cards
•	3 paper options
	standard matt, linen and recycled
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•	Postcards are 143 x 102mm
•	Magnets are 85 x 55mm
•	Cards are 85 x 55mm
•	Starting as £4.95 for 100 cards

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Save the Date Cards

•	flat 140 x 108mm Thank You cards
•	3 paper options
	standard matt, linen and recycled
•	starting at £11.95 for 25 cards

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•	flat 140 x 108mm Hen Night Invitations
•	3 paper options
	standard matt, linen and recycled
•	starting at £11.95 for 25 invitations

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Wedding Invitations Start at £12.95 for 25

Reply Cards Start at £9.95 for 25

Thank You Cards Start at £11.95 for 25

Hen Night’s Invites Start at £11.95 for 25

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• All wedding stationery printed on linen or recycled paper.

• Wedding invitations measure 130 x 178mm.

• Reply cards measure 140 x 108mm.

• Thank You Cards measure 140 x 108mm.

• Hen Night’s Invites measure 140 x 108mm.

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What you say on your wedding invitations is as much an expression of yourself as the wedding invitation itself.
While there are commonly accepted styles for wording wedding invitations, the words you choose make it all your own.
Here is some invitation wording style examples.

Invitation from Bride & Groom

Together with their parents
Elizabeth Anne Sanders
and
Gregory Thomas Smith
request the honour of your presence
at their marriage
on Saturday, the fourth of September
Two thousand and ten
at six o'clock in the evening
Station Hotel
78, Guild Street
Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire

Invitation from Parents
of Bride & Groom

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jackson
and
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Warner
request the honour of your presence
at the marriage of their children
Maria Lynne Jackson
and
Michael Oliver Warner
on Saturday, the twelfth of December Two thousand and ten
at five o'clock in the evening
St. Mary’s Church
Newark, Nottinghamshire

Invitation from Bride's Parents

Mr. and Mrs. James Cullen
request the honour of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter Sarah Beth Cullen
to
Jacob Peter Lewis
son of
Mr. and Mrs. Brett Lewis
Saturday, the tenth of October
Two thousand and ten
at one o'clock in the afternoon Canterbell Inn
Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire

Invitation from Divorced Parents

Mr. Sam Trill and Ms. Mary Adams
and
Mr. Charles Bell and Ms. Susan Bell
request the honour of your presence
at the marriage of their children
Samantha Trill
and
Vincent Bell
on Saturday, the second of October
Two thousand and ten
at three o’clock in the afternoon
Newark Town Hall
Newark, Nottinghamshire

Destination Wedding Invitation

We're off to the tropics, and
we’re coming back as Mr. & Mrs.

Lacey Anne Stevens
and
Elijah Jake Martin
will be married on
Wednesday, the third of November
in Cancun, Mexico
Please join us for a reception
when we return
November twenty-first, 2010
at six o'clock in the evening
Knowsley Hall
Prescot, Liverpool, Merseyside

Wedding Announcement

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Taylor
are pleased to announce the marriage
of their daughter
Lori Taylor
to
Max Jenkins
on Saturday, the seventh of August
Two thousand and ten

Some weddings are more formal than others and the style and wording of your wedding invitations will often reflect your preference. Regardless of the level of formality, however, there are always good...and bad...
wedding invitation practices to be aware of.

Wedding Invitation Do's

•	Do invite the partners of guests who are married, engaged, or living with a significant other. Try to find out their name and include it on the invitation.

•	Do send unmarried couples living together one invitation, where their names are listed in alphabetical order and on their own lines. (Guests living together as roommates, not as couples, should each receive their own invitation.)

•	Do spell out dates, times and county (half after four o’clock in the evening, not 4:30 pm; and the twenty-second of April, not 22 April)

•	Do put return postage on envelopes for your response cards.

•	Do send wedding invitations at least six weeks before the big day. Order custom wedding invitations at least three to four months in advance to ensure they go out on time.

•	Do abbreviate Mr. and Mrs., but spell out the title Doctor.

•	Do send a separate invitation to children over the age of 18 still living with their parents.

•	Do publicise wedding registry information by word of mouth only.

Wedding Invitation Don'ts

•	Don’t use punctuation on the invitation, except after abbreviations and between the city and county.

•	Don’t print “and Guest” on the outer wedding invitation envelope to indicate to a single friend that he/she may bring a date, as this looks awkward.

•	Don’t print “no children” on the invite if you’re planning an adults only reception. Simply address each invitation explicitly to your intended guests (i.e., Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, not “The Smiths”).

•	Don’t print registry information on the wedding invitation.

•	Don’t forget to invite your officiant and his/her spouse to the reception.

•	Don’t include a reply card for invitations to a ceremony only (by the way, it’s proper to send invites to the ceremony only if there will NOT be a reception).

Wedding invitations and wedding stationery are important in setting the tone for, and personality of, your big day.
But as important as the wedding invitations are, there are many other facets that work together to create the perfect wedding.
Use this checklist to help sort it all out!

16-9 Months Before

	Start a wedding folder or binder to help you stay organised.

	Extend an invitation to the people you would like to include in your wedding party. (i.e., bridesmaids, groomsmen, etc.)

	Determine a budget.

	Determine a head count, and make a guest list. A spreadsheet works best with columns for names, addresses, RSVPs, etc.

	Book dates and venues for your ceremony and reception.

	Now's a great time to start researching photographers, bands/DJs, florists, caterers and bakeries.

	Book your officiant.

	If you like, throw an engagement party.

	Start shopping for Wedding Invitations, Reply Cards and Wedding Save the Dates.

8 Months Before

	Book the photographer and/or videographer.

	Book the entertainment.

	Hire a caterer early this month, or next.

	Select several hotels, with different price points, and book a block of rooms at each for out-of-town guests.

	Purchase a dress. The ordering process and fittings typically take several months.

	Register for gifts. Choose a minimum of three retailers and remember that your guests will use these for shower and engagement gifts, too.

	Purchase your Save the Dates. Wedding Save the Dates are a great way of giving your out-of-town guests plenty of time to plan their trip.

	If you are planning on having a wedding website, now's the time to launch it!

7-6 Months Before

	Order your bespoke wedding invitations, response cards and other wedding stationery.

	Send Save the Dates.

	Shop for the bridesmaids' dresses. Try to allow at least six months for the gowns to be ordered and sized.

	Book your florist. If you're planning on alternate transportation, such as a limo, book it now.

	Start planning your honeymoon and check that your passports are up-to-date if you plan on leaving the country.

	Plan your ceremony, meet with your officiant and obtain all of the official documents that you will need for the wedding.

	Start scheduling the events of the day of, including a timeline.

5-4 Months Before

	Book a rehearsal and rehearsal dinner venue.

	Order your wedding cake.

	Choose songs for your first dance, the father/daughter dance, etc.

	Purchase shoes and start your dress fittings--remember to take the shoes with you to the fittings so that the dress can be hemmed properly.

	Schedule hair and make-up appointments.

	You may want to have a few test-runs/trials before you decide on a style.

3 Months Before

	Order wedding favors.

	Order programs, menu cards, place cards, and direction cards.

	Purchase the wedding bands.

	Finalise your menu and flowers.

	Finalise your ceremony. Determine all readings, vows, songs, etc.

	Order rehearsal dinner invitations — hen night invites can be re-worded for this.

2 Months Before

	Send the invitations 6-8 weeks before the wedding. The reply cut-off should be three weeks after the postmark date.

	Meet or speak with your photographer about shots and locations.

	Review the playlist with your band or DJ.

	Contact all of your vendors to ensure that they have all of the information they need and to ensure that they have the correct schedule.

	Submit a newspaper wedding announcement.

1 Month Before

	Mail the rehearsal dinner invitations.

	Enter RSVPs into your spreadsheet.

	Plan your reception table seating. It's helpful to sketch out tables on a large piece of paper or poster board.

	Touch base with your caterer once you have a final head count.

	Send out as many final payments as possible.

	Confirm times with all vendors.

	Purchase bridesmaids' gifts.

	Now's a good time for that final cut and colour if your hair is in need.

The Week of the Wedding

	Make arrangements to pick-up your dress or have it delivered if it hasn't been already.

	Reconfirm times with all of your vendors.

	Send a timeline to your bridal party include contact information. It may also be helpful to delegate point people to handle the vendors if they need anything.

	Organise tips in envelopes for the vendors and also any checks that you may owe them.

	Book any spa treatments, manicures or pedicures for the day before the wedding.

	Break in your shoes--a couple of days in advance would be best.

	Pack for your honeymoon!

With easy online tools, a wide variety of customisable, stylish designs for wedding invitations and coordinating wedding
stationery ensembles,and free wedding invitation photo uploads; Sonia Grace makes it easy and affordable to express
yourself with the perfect wedding! Customising your wedding invitation ensemble is easy and fast!

•	Select a wedding invitation design that matches your style

•	Enter the wording you wish to use into the invitation template

•	Use styling tools to make your invitation text reflect your personality

Once you have customised and approved your wedding invitation design, it's fast and easy to order
coordinating reply cards, save the dates, thank you cards and more for a complete ensemble!

With Sonia Grace customisation doesn't stop with what's printed on the wedding invitation.
All wedding invitation ensemble coordinates are available in a variety of papers and you can even choose to have
matching envelopes pre-printed with your address.

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