I would suggest that you aim to send your invitations out 4 to 6 months before your wedding (traditionally, they were sent out about 6 weeks before but this is no longer the norm). This gives your guests plenty of time to respond and for you to gather in the RSVP’s and confirm with your venue. If you have guests travelling from far away or if it’s a busy Bank Holiday weekend it might be worth sending Save the Date cards up to 12 months before your wedding.

You only need one per household or couple with a few extra for individual guests. I would always suggest a few extra just in case there are some last minute guest changes. I have a minimum order of 25 invites. 

It can take up 6 weeks from purchasing through the website to receiving your finished stationery. This is partially dependent on how quickly you approve your proofs. 

Yes, of course. You can order colour swatches so that you can colour match at home. You can add these to any sample you purchase. 

I’m unable to provide you with a mock up or proof before you have booked in with me. Once booked you’ll receive 3 rounds of digital proofs to confirm that you are happy with the wording. You will also receive colour swatches so that you can be confident with your chosen colours.

Alternatively, you can buy a sample first.

Yes, white and cream envelopes are included with your chosen design.

Yes, guest names can be printed onto your invite and/or envelopes for an additional fee.

It’s best to check the Royal Mail website to get up to date postage prices as some designs may be ‘thick’ and will require a Large Letter Stamp.