Your wedding day is an especially important day to your parents and grandparents, and they will likely cherish your wedding invitations for years to come. You don't throw away family photos, do you? No way! You more than likely keep them in a safe space, and as the years go by, you cherish them even more. 

There are so many kind of invitations that concerns your wedding from the very beginning, such as; 

Engagement Party Invitations

• To announce the couples’ engagement or an invitation to the engagement party. Be sure to only invite those guests who you plan on inviting to the big day.

Be My Bridesmaid          

• You're going to need your best girls around for help and support - sending a Be My Bridesmaid is a lovely gesture.

Henna Party Invitations

• If you're having a particular theme for your henna party, it could be fun to send invitation to set the tone. Finer Details have some lovely tea party style henna party invitations.

Save The Date

• A Save the Date signifies to the guest that they are invited to attend your event and should "save the date".

• Save the Date are not official invitations, they simply give the bride and grooms names, the date and some brief details of the location, town or area town the wedding will be held and notification that the formal wedding invitation will follow.

• Save the Date are perfect for couples who need to give their guests advance notice of the wedding, particularly useful if you are getting married abroad or are inviting guests from abroad so they may begin to make travel plans.

Wedding Invitation Set

Wedding Invitations

• Invitations are the most important piece of your wedding stationery. They invite your guests to your wedding ceremony and the following reception and inform them of the date, time etc.

RSVP (Wedding Acceptance/Wedding Regret/Response)

•  Sent with your invitations, these invitations allow guests to tell you whether they are attending or not.

Direction Information (Maps & Accommodation Information)

• Maps and direction information is useful to help out of town guests with the location of your ceremony venue and reception venue.  Accommodation information contains contact details and web references for local hotels or B&B’s for guests who may require it.

Evening Invitations/ Afters Invites

• For additional guests that may not be attending the ceremony. Evening Invitations are formal invites for the wedding reception and celebration only.

Wedding Events Itinerary Insert

This lets the guests know if there are other activities planned prior to or following the wedding ceremony and reception, such as a welcome party, a dinner the night before, or a second day BBQ. Particularly useful for a 2 or 3-day wedding, or if the wedding location is far from home/abroad.