Wedding Invitations

Choosing a wedding invitation can seem like an overwhelming task with so many options available; however, we've broken this section into featured categories to help you with your search to find the perfect invite for your big day. Ours are available for a variety of budgets from casual and inexpensive to formal, high-end and luxury style. We also offer wedding invitations which are categorized by print method so that you can keep your budget low with flat or digital printing, or classic and upscale with thermography, engraved or letterpress printing.

Coordinate your wedding invitations with your chosen ceremony colors by narrowing your many wedding invitation choices by color. Some of our most popular color combinations are traditional white, ivory and black as well as contemporary hues of red, pink, plum and charcoal. If colors aren't your thing and you've decided to have a themed wedding to entertain your guests, we also offer wedding invitations featuring tropical, Vegas, religious, floral, seasonal, western or destination themes. Whether traditional and formal or contemporary and unique, the perfect invite awaits you to help you celebrate your big day!

Formal Wedding Invitation Etiquette:

Regardless of your wedding theme and level of formality, it is important for wedding invitations to follow certain etiquette guidelines.

• Invitations should be sent out approximately six weeks before the day of the wedding. If you have a large number of out of town guests, you might want to send invitations eight weeks before the day of the wedding. Request that guests send the RSVP card back to you by a day three weeks before the wedding - this gives you time to get a head start on planning and allows some cushion for the late-comers.


• Wedding Invitations vs. Wedding Announcements - Wedding Invitations are sent to people who the bride, groom and their respective families wish to attend the ceremony and reception. Wedding announcements are sent to friends and family to let them know the ceremony took place - it's a nice gesture, sometimes accompanied by a smaller and more intimate party.


• If your wedding and reception are held at the same location, there is no need to print the address twice. Simply include the line, "Reception to Follow" to the bottom of the ceremony invitation.


• Consistency! Address your wedding announcements consistently. For instance, if you have friends that cohabitate in a roommate situation and you choose to send each person his or her own invitation, apply that same rule to each group of guests in that same situation.


• If you want to indicate to a guest that he or she may bring a date, address the outside envelope to the guest only, and add "and Guest" to the inner envelope.



In need of some additional guidance regarding etiquette? Check out our wedding invitation etiquette guide and learn from the wedding pros at InvitationBox.com!