Wedding Invitations

Wedding Invitations, as with all aspects of the big day planning, have lots of options that can leave you feeling completely bamboozled. There are so many types and styles of wedding invitation available to brides, from budget busting to bargain. But it doesn't need to be a chore deciding what suits your wedding, we're going to have a look at all the gorgeous options out there.

• Letter press printing has been around since the 1400s and there has been a revival and renewed interest in the art form in recent years. Today Letterpress wedding invitations are made in the same old fashioned way, with vintage presses and the best paper.
• Engraved Wedding Stationer is an age old process where the paper is stamped with a mold, leaving an indentation or imprint on the paper. Engraved invites can be difficult to prepare, which can make them a more expensive option.
• A less expensive option than engraving, thermography offers the same look to the front of the stationery as engraving - invitations have raised lettering but there will be no indentation on the back of the card.
• Hot foil stamping is a dry printing method in which a heated die and foil are used to apply graphics to a surface. It's a great way to add the sparkle of metallics to your invitation, but you can use other colours.
• For a very personal look, as with handpainted wedding cakes, hand painted stationery can be a great option to create a very relaxed and whimsical look. Hand painting is beautiful, completely custom made
Don't be intimidated by invitation wording etiquette — the rules are actually much simpler and straightforward than you think. And in most cases, there's more than one way to do it, so feel free to riff off these wording rules to create your own.

Do It Yourself Invitations. An option that you need to allow enough time for and think realistically about whether you have the patience! So what are you waiting for? This app will give you many cool and amazing ideas of wedding invitation, you can start download and share the photo!