how to avoid the top 5 wedding invitation mistakes

How to Avoid The Top 5 Wedding Invitation Mistakes?

Wedding Cards

● Wedding invites, being one of the most important

elements of your wedding, has to be perfect without any

flaw.

● Since we get so engrossed in the

wedding planning and implementation that we commit

several mistakes which could have been avoided.

Not allocating the required budget

● Usually the couples fail to judge the amount of money which will

be spent on wedding stationery.

● Compare the prices of various wedding card invite provider.

Not considering enough time

● Your guests will get the first impression about your wedding after

seeing your wedding card.

● The wedding cards should reach all the guests before 3-4 months

from the big day.

Not ordering right number of invitations

● While ordering for invitation cards, you should neither order more not

less as it may lead to embarrassment at the end.

● It is advised to order at least 20-30 cards more than your guests.

Not going for proofreading

● Proofreading is a must before you order the whole lot for printing.

● Check that there is no typo errors in your wedding card.

● Nothing irks your guests more than the misspelled words and

grammatical errors on your wedding invite.

Not considering expenses on additional

stationery

● These expenses though small will have an impact on your

wedding invitation's budget.

● Postage charges, stamps, etc should be considered as these will

amount to a considerable amount.

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