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Massachusetts Wedding Invitations

Find gorgeous Massachusetts wedding invitations.

Elegant, whimsical, funny, or traditional -- your wedding invitations will be your introduction to the world as a couple. They can reflect your wedding motif, style, colors and personalities. The Massachusetts Wedding Invitations Guide can help you to find invitations that resonate with the spirit of your wedding while staying within your price range.

The once-expected heavy calligraphy, engraved, formal, ivory-papered invitation is just one option among many. You may prefer this traditional choice or you may want to design and produce your own invitations. The really great thing about your invitations is that they are a reflection of your unique spirit and party; there is no one path. It's all about your choice of style.

Dreams Come True is a Massachusetts wedding invitation specialist that has been providing couples with a wide variety of product choices and careful assistance for more than twenty years. They are located in Westboro.

Yours Truly, located in Chelmsford, also has a beautiful variety of papers, styles and packages.

Finding the perfect Massachusetts wedding invitations should be a fun and rewarding experience. Once you know the basics, you'll be ready to make informed decisions. The basic invitation package includes:
  • Invitation with envelope
  • Outer large envelope
  • Response card & smaller envelope (stamped and addressed)
  • Reception card
  • Guest information: directions, local hotels, phone numbers
Remember that if you are working with a challenging budget, you can find beautiful boxed invitation sets. You can choose to dress them up a little with clip art and stickers, or you might want to add your touch with special words. If, however, you are trying to determine all of the options, here is a basic breakdown of style and terminology:
  • Calligraphy: artistic script writing.
  • Thermography: shiny glossed finish that may be less expensive than engraving.
  • Engraved: leaves you with raised print; traditional and costly.
  • Laser: inexpensive, many options (such as do-it-yourself packages).
  • Hand Drawn & colored: a very personalized option.

Helpful Wedding Invitation Tips

Generally, wedding invitations are mailed out to your guests six to eight weeks prior to the affair (more time may be needed if you are planning a destination wedding); but before mailing, here are a few tips to keep in mind. It makes sense to order extra invitations if you are writing on the envelopes or actual invitations. This way, if you make a mistake, you'll be prepared. As you create your guest list, double check on the spellings of names. It's disappointing to receive a personalized invitation only to see that your name has been misspelled. Although people are usually responsible about RSVPing, there may be a few responses that don't come back on time. Give them a few days, and call to follow up. It will allow you to move forward with the rest of your plans.

Remember to save a wedding invitation for yourself. It will make a beautiful memento and can be framed or included in an album or memory box.

Written by: Carol S. Rothchild
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