Wedding Invitations: Setting the Tone for Your Big Day

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Wedding Invitations: Setting the Tone for Your Big Day


Your wedding invitations are more than just details—they’re the first impression of your big day! They set the tone, give guests a glimpse of what to expect, and, most importantly, ensure everyone has the right details to celebrate with you.


When to Send Invitations

For a smooth RSVP process, send your wedding invitations about 6-8 weeks before the big day. If you're hosting a destination wedding, aim for 3-4 months in advance to give guests plenty of time to make travel arrangements.


What to Include

Your invitations should include:

✔ Names of the couple

✔ Date, time, and location

✔ Dress code (if applicable)

✔ RSVP details

✔ Wedding website (if you have one!)


Design Tips

Your invitation should reflect your wedding style—whether that’s elegant, modern, or fun and whimsical. Consider matching the colors and fonts to your wedding theme for a cohesive look. And don’t forget: the quality of your paper and printing style (foil, letterpress, or digital) can add an extra special touch!


RSVP Management

Simplify tracking responses by offering a digital RSVP option, like a wedding website. This saves time and makes it easier to manage guest lists.


Need Help?

At Kiss and Tell Weddings, we help couples handle every detail—including finding the perfect invitation suite to fit your theme and budget. Let’s create something beautiful together so you can focus on enjoying your engagement!


Need a planner who can take the stress off your plate? Let’s chat—book your consultation today!

405-309-9311 



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