Base Your Favor Off the Season

When choosing for your wedding favor, you should consider the season of the year that you will get married. For example, if you plan to get married on a Christmas season then you can think of angels, bells or anything that is related to Christmas season.

By basing your favor in the Season, it would lower your selection and it would be easier for you to choose.

Hand Out a Personalized Favor

The new trend in wedding favors is to give guests a personalized item that has the couple’s name, the date they were married, and maybe the church or other location where the ceremony took place.  This information would make them aware that the favors that you gave are from your weddings. You don’t expect your guest to be just attending only to your wedding.

Regardless of whether you intend to shop locally or order online, make certain you look at the options carefully. If you want a totally unique wedding invitation, it is often best to ask for a help with an expert stationer that you know.

Couples that are deciding to be get married will do everything that their wedding day will be extremely memorable and uniquely personalized. You and your partner chose the location event, theme and colors of your wedding based on your own preferences. Since wedding invitations is an introduction to your wedding, it should reflect your personal choices and your own unique styles.

Wedding invitations are used to be traditional in their design and style, but nowadays wedding invitations will vary from your creativity. You can have it colorful, plain, or unique depending on your own personal style. There are endless designs that you may want it to be. There are online references if you want to browse the different styles of wedding invitations or you can make the design on your own. 

Here are some questions to help you select your wedding invitation style:

- Your wedding invitations should be beautiful and unique person, just like your wedding celebration. With all of today's wonderful selection, you are sure exactly what you want.
- In what kind of attitude you are getting married - church, formal, casual, outdoor, destination?
- What is the color scheme of your wedding?
- Is there an overarching theme to your wedding?
- Do you want to integrate a certain ethnic or religious issues?
- In what season will your wedding take place?
- What kind of flower are you with your wedding?
- Do you want to include your photo on your wedding invitations?
- What is your wedding invitation budget?

Take a look at this wacky yet a very cute Cake Cutting Invitation.

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Bride & Groom Cake Square Wedding Invitation

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1. TAKE TIME TO ENJOY YOUR ENGAGEMENT BEFORE DIVING INTO THE PLANNING…

2. DON’T BE SURPRISED IF HE WANTS TO HELP WITH PARTS OF THE WEDDING….

3. WHEN THINKING ABOUT WHEN TO HAVE YOUR WEDDING, CONSIDER YOUR BUDGET…

4. STAY ORGANIZED…

5. DON’T FORGET THE REASON YOU’RE GETTING MARRIED…

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Here are the three tips coming from a professional wedding planner in town.

Prioritize Your Big Day

When it comes to planning your wedding, you can cut costs. Which costs to cut are best determined by this simple exercise: Make a list of three (no more than that) aspects of your big day that matter most to you. Since no two brides are alike, your list of three will be unique to you.

Never Skimp on Shrimp (or whatever you’re serving!)

If showing your guests a great time is important to you, do not cut back on food and beverage. You don’t have to serve a four-course feast to impress your guests. If your budget doesn’t allow for a lavish meal, you can still satisfy guests with a fun breakfast buffet, an all dessert blow out, or a mashed potato bar—just be sure quantities are plentiful. Many guests will remember your wedding as a hit event simply by enjoying plenty of food and drink, whatever kind it may be. That said, it is better to have more than enough of a few great dishes than to have tremendous variety in limited quantities.

 Look Good without Busting the Budget

Here’s a personal anecdote that many a bride can learn from. Background: I adore fashion, love good clothes, and I don’t mind springing for expensive pieces. I practice the cost per wear rule: How much does it cost, divided by how often I will wear it = cost per wear. Two-hundred dollar boots that I’ll wear three times a week all winter long are worth the money. When my wedding rolled around, I abandoned my rule in the name of bridal vanity and plunked down a lot for my amazing gown and accessories. I don’t regret it, even with the terrible cost per wear ratio; however, since my wedding, I’ve dressed brides of all budgets and have seen them look like runway models in gowns that cost as little as $20 (not kidding!) and as much as $1,000. The reality is that you will wear the gown for one day, and you can look just as stunning in a less expensive gown, without sacrificing an ounce of style or beauty.

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• Set up a candy buffet where guests get to sample their favorite sweets. Bonus: Put the candy in apothecary jars. The jars can double as decor or centerpieces.
• Give guests a local treat like candy from Just Born, Josh Early or M&M’s, or kiffles from the Kiffle Kitchen.
• Before the wedding, ask relatives to share their favorite cookie recipe. Whip them up and set up a serve-yourself cookie bar. Make signs sharing where the recipe came from and make copies of the recipe available.
• Getting married around the holidays? Gift your guests a Moravian Star Christmas tree ornament from the Moravian Book Shop or make your own ornaments.
• For a crowd that loves their libations, a mini-bottle of wine or a brew from Weyerbacher orFegley’s Brew Works is a welcome addition. Or make your own Limoncello. Throw in some Jones Sodas for the little ones and nondrinkers.
• Rent a photo booth or have a do-it-yourself photo book with a Mac computer. Bring in props and chalkboards for guests to ham it up and take home a photo strip.
• If you love to cook, share your favorite recipe and create a basket with some of the key ingredients. Or jars of rosemary salt or small bottles of olive oil.
• Whip up your own jam or preserves in mason jars.
• Fill a mason jar with the dry ingredients for your favorite cookies and attach the recipes. When guests get home, they can just dump out the jar, add the wet ingredients and pop them in the oven.
• Depending on your crowd, a koozie could be a big hit. Or a flop. Know your guests.
• Want to skip favors but honor a loved one who’s died or recovered from an illness? Make a donation to a charity. If you want to keep your guests involved, select several charities. At the reception, set up bowls with the names of each charity. Give guests chips to drop into the charity of their choice. Try to pick a charity that won’t offend any of your guests; most people can get behind cancer research but a pro-life or pro-choice organization might rub some the wrong way.
• Set up a late-night snack for guests as the evening winds down such as doughnuts and milk or pizza.
• A cigar-rolling bar for the men, pashminas for the ladies and a basket of flip flops so guests can hit the dance floor in comfort.

 

Wedding events are people’s magical moments in their lifetime. The soon to be bride and groom would make it special as much as possible. Wedding is one event that we would like to be special because it is the sign of love and giving your love to our God. It is making God as the center of your relationship.

In a wedding event, invitations is very important. Wedding invitations will serve as your guest’s guide about your wedding. You can send them the theme of your wedding through your wedding invitations. It is also the formal way to invite your guests.

Enjoy a unique and wonderful selections of wedding invitations by
Invitation Concepts and inform your guests of the date, time, place
and hosts of your occasion.

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