Our Favorite Invitation Fonts

All couples want to make sure that their invitation is perfect. Not only does it set the tone for your whole wedding, but it is a time to be a lot more detailed than you were on your Save the Date cards. Your invitations will give your guests all sorts of useful information about your wedding, so it is really important that aside from being aesthetically pleasing, it is also legible! There are no rules about what font you have to use for wedding invitations, but you really want to avoid using a font so cursive or scripted, that it is impossible to read, or sending out an invitation that lacks any flair or imagination by sticking to the more plain, block fonts. Here are our favorite samples of wedding fonts that will wow your guests:

Shell Out!

A serene walk on the beach is always incomplete without that little stab on your foot from one of nature's most magical creations - a seashell.
 
When having a beach wedding, most people use seashells as a theme for the cake, invittions and wedding favors - But what about the ceremony? Here are some ideas for using seashells in your ceremony to make the decor more authentic.

 

Importance of RSVP's

Invitations as the best way to let your guests know about your upcoming nuptials. One of the most important components to your invites will be your RSVP card.

The card will allow you to know who is attending and who is not, their meal preference and in the case of a destination wedding their travel details. It's important to give your guests a clear date by when they need to RSVP. We suggest no later than 2 months prior to the big day. This will give you enough time to reach out to unanswered RSVP's and create your sitting charts. Make sure to track your RSVP's carefully as last minute cancellations due occur. Your final count will determine many things from food and beverage bill to number of tables and chair you will need therefore affecting your decor bill as well.

Trick of the trade: Make sure to number the back of your RSVP cards, this way if a guest forgets to write their name you can always reference back to your guest list and figure out who it is.

Importance of your Wedding Invites

The first glimpse your guests will get into your wedding will be your invitation. Therefore it is very important that the design, theme and overall look goes hand in hand with the overall idea that you have for your big day!

If you are having a black tie event you wouldn't send a beachy invitation, same way if you are having a casual affair you should not send a elaborate invitation.

The design of your invitation can give many clues as to what your guests can expect at your events and you don't want to give off the wrong impression. Choosing colors, designs and a theme that matches your idea will get your guests expected for what's yet to come!

Invite Ink

Invite Ink is fast becoming the go to website when it comes to choosing your perfect wedding invitation design. After many years of designing and customizing invitations for family and friends, Poorvi Matani decided to take her creativity to the next level. She is well known throughout Orange County for her exquisite invitation designs, ranging from baby showers to graduations to weddings. Every invitation is personalized to meet the expectations of the client.

What makes Invite Ink so special is its ability to offer its clientele a truly unique design, enabling each personally created idea to fast become a reality by working with their talented young design team who step by step materialize your dreamt up concept into a tangible reality.

iPhone Themed Save the Dates

Save the date cards are very common now when planning any event. Since we are in a very tech savvy society, why not send a save the date inspired by the iPhone. You can take a picture with your iPhone that has all the details  and have the stationary printed; or you can go one step further and send a save the date that actually looks like an iPhone! Take a look at these two links. The first is a template you can use to assemble an iPhone. The second one, from U Print Invitations, has an invitation that looks like an iPhone that you can personalize.

http://obamapacman.com/2010/06/diy-papercraft-apple-iphone-4/

http://www.uprintinvitations.com/designs/html/netural/iphone.html