Fall Wedding Theme Wedding Invitations

Planning your wedding in the fall? Natural beauty is captured in fall wedding invitations. You will find everything from maple leaf embossed invitations, to copper foil leaves, as well as elegant pearl embossed leaves.

First Impressions
Your wedding invitations represent the very first impression of your wedding style. Whether your invitations are professionally made or created with your own hands, wedding invitations set the tone for your special day!

Wedding invitations have come a long way from the old days of simple gold and white cards. There are as many different types of wedding invitations as there are kinds of weddings. Whether you’re getting married on the beach, or in the heart of New York City, various manufacturers create wedding invitations that are exactly right for your perfect day.

Formal or informal, flirty or conservative – there are invitations specifically tailored to fit your needs.

Worried the cost of wedding invitations? Try blank wedding invitations. Filling these invitations out yourself adds a special personal touch!

Would you like something funky or unique? What about a specially cut and shaped card? Wedding invitations are currently available in almost infinite configurations – or you can design your own, and have it specially made.

Hand-made wedding invitations are currently extremely popular! Using everything from specialty papers to calligraphy, these wedding invitations are truly small works of original art.

Or, if you have an artistic bent, why not create your wedding invitations yourself? You can use materials from nature, things that are especially personal to you, small paintings or collages, or almost any medium you can imagine, to create an interesting and creative alternative to standard wedding invitations.

Whether traditional or unique, the key thing to remember about your invitations is that, fundamentally, they are yours. Choose wedding invitations that fit your personal style, and everyone who receives one will feel specially connected to you when they open their mailbox!

Autumn Wedding Invitation Wording
Wedding invitation wording can be a tricky process. Finding the proper etiquette for phrasing your invitations may be the most complicated part of creating them. There are, however, some simple tips that will take some of the intricacy out of writing your invitation text.

The first thing to remember for proper wedding invitation wording is simple courtesy. Always use full names, not nicknames. Never use abbreviations for times, dates or places in your wedding invitation wording. For instance, if your wedding is located on Church Street, make sure you spell out the word “Street” completely. The only exceptions to this rule are the words Saint (St.), Mount (Mt.) which can be used either way. It also common practice to use titles (like Mr., Miss, Ms., or Mrs.) whenever appropriate. When in doubt always use a title. Formal wedding invitation wording is always in third person, and lists the name of the hosts (whether they be the bride’s or the groom’s family) first. An example of this wedding invitation wording is as follows:

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Elders
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Anna Marie
to
Mr. Geoffrey Gene Feldman

A less traditional wedding invitation wording could replace, “honor of your presence” with “pleasure of your company”. The latter wording is often used for smaller, more intimate weddings – such as those that take place at home. If you’re the kind of person who prefers an alternative style, wedding invitation wording can take on any aspect that you would like. Just remember to tell people where and when the wedding is, and let your heart do the writing. If you’re still unsure of just what you want to say, professionals are readily available to help you with your wedding invitation wording