Invitation Count Down

there because you enjoy their company, not because you want a gift from them. Generally, the way to get registry information to guests is by letting the mother of the bride and mother of the groom know this information so they can spread the word to relatives and friends who ask.

When should I order “day of” items for my wedding?

It’s best to get all your information regarding your programs, menus, table numbers, escort cards, napkins, etc. to the stationer four weeks prior to the wedding to ensure paper and product is in stock. a Northerly Design

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Invitation Countdown

Follow this ideal time frame to order and process your invitations prior to your wedding. 8 MONTHS: Start looking for invitations. Begin compiling your guest lists and collecting addresses. 6 MONTHS: Order invitations. Making sure spelling is correct, know to whom your response cards are being returned, have the correct return address and zip code, and have the event time. If using a calligrapher or other people to help address your invitations, order an additional 10-15% outer envelopes. 4 MONTHS: Start addressing invitations, doing a few at a time. Hire a calligrapher if you are going to do so. 3 MONTHS: Recheck guest list to make sure you have not forgotten anyone. Send out all the invitations. 2 WEEKS: All responses should be in. (Caterer will need a final count.)