When it was time to order my ceremony invitations, I started checking websites.
I figured it would be way easier & cheaper to go through a single of the many online companies who offer printing services.
I learn reviews & became rather apprehensive, but these companies lack a personal approach & often sacrifice quality for the sake of a more affordable price. The ceremony invitation is the first glimpse of the style of my ceremony & reception. I wanted to set a tone for elegance through a better guess of paper, crisp font & proper envelopes & RSVP cards. I was upset about misspellings or forgetting an important bit of information, then after looking at thoUSAnds of different designs, searching for the perfect a single, I realized I needed the help of a professional. I made an appointment with a local print shop & sat down for a consultation, but during the process of creating a personalized invitation, this assistance was inupscale. The woman I worked with offered a checklist that helped to get the wording on the ceremony invitation, response card, reception card & save-the-date completed separate from any mistakes, but she verified the grammar & punctuations & alerted myself and others to the fact that formal ceremony invitation wording doesn’t use punctuation to separate lines. All of us went over the spelling of the names, the ceremony date, time of the ceremony & reception & location. She ensured proper spacing between words & line breaks so that important pieces of information, such as the time of day, date & year, were kept on a single line. All of us decided to make it easier for my guests & include directions to the site. Although custom printing of the invitations was a little more expensive, I was severely ecstatic with the results.