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Save the Date
Give your guests plenty of time to plan for your special day. These can be sent up to a year in advance. Especially if you are planning a summer wedding during the holiday season or a Destination wedding.
Wedding Invitation
Send these out at least 3 months before your wedding date so you can receive the RSVP's back in good time to plan. Or if you just cannot wait to announce your big day send those out as soon as you want to. The earlier the better.
Evening Invitation
For Guests attending the evening celebrations only.
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Information & Directions Card
Always appreciated by yours guests are the Information and direction cards. This can include a map and valuable directions to your wedding venue. Also helpful notes on surrounding hotels in the area and to keep your guests informed of events taking place during the wedding weekend if they are staying over at the hotel.
Menu Options
If your guests are fortunate to have a choice of menu this is the best way to organise their selection. Organised to perfection!
RSVP cards
A quick and efficient way for guests to reply and an accurate way of keeping a track on the numbers attending.
Attendants Request
Send your bridesmaids a beautiful card asking then to play an important part of your special day.what a lovely surprise and a very special touch.
Bridal Shower
Invite the Girls for an excuse to party and have lots of fun. Extend the celebrations and make the most of your pre wedding activities.
Rehearsal Dinner
The rehearsal dinner is usually held in a private home or a restaurant. At some point during the evening, the best man offers a toast to the bride and groom. The groom then follows with a toast to his bride and her parents. The bride may follow with a toast her groom and his family.
Hen Party & Stag Night
More than likely a weekend that you will need to organise. Send an information pack with hotels and area highlights if you are thinking or going afar. Entice as many friends as possible to join you on your Hen/Stag night. Have fun.
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Venue Welcome Board
As the guests start arriving at the Venue, a warm welcome greets them at reception.
Ceremony Seating Plan
Which is the Brides' side? This beautiful Seating plan showing your guests at a glance which area they need to be seated in.
Seating Reservation Cards
For the 'Who's Who' of the Wedding Party. Have a stylish reservation card placed on the seat e.g. this seat is reserved for the 'Mother of the Bride' It will make them feel al the more special.
Order of Service
This provides guests with a guide to the service /ceremony and also for hymns, readings and special notes.
Order of the Day
This gives a guide to the structure of the day as it unfolds especially if you are having a break in between and need to re-convene in the evening.
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Table Plan
A fabulous and organised way for guests to see at a glance, where they will be sitting for the wedding breakfast. As the primary focus to the reception area it will look beautiful in your colour theme.
If the Venue is a considerable size...
Table Name
These may be personalised to the theme of your day or simply numbered. We have used fantastic ideas which our couples have inspired. Whiskey Society, Musical, The colour Pink, Countries, Mountains etc.
Favours & Thank you cards
A small token of appreciation for your guests these can be for the tables at the reception of left in their rooms if they are staying over in the hotel, along with a special note card. Especially if you want to specifically thank guests who have travelled from afar or overseas.
Place Cards
Personalises the place setting for your guests and makes sure every one is sitting in their correct seat.
Menus
A delightful way to tease those taste buds and keep guests informed of the forthcoming gastronomic delights.
Bar Tags
For wedding guests only. To be presented at the bar by your guests when you do not wish to pick up the tab for persons not included in your wedding party. Can be used repeatedly or as a single gesture 'free drink' from you both.
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