Wedding Invitations
March 17, 2011
Choosing wedding invitations can be a daunting task.
Wedding invitations set the tone for the rest of the wedding and establish a motif or theme that can be carried throughout the rest of the wedding , from place cards to table numbers to programs, favors, and food packaging. Absolutely. Recent developments in digital printing technology mean that you can now get a high quality, full-color print on nice, thick paper in very little time at all .
Many wedding invitation retailers offer a huge range of designs to choose from, so even if you’re not getting something designed especially for you, you can typically find a design that matches the color scheme, look and feel of your wedding. What’s more, since most invitation designers offer so many customization options ,it’s unlikely that your wedding invitation will look the same as someone else’s, even if you start with the same template.
Remember that your wedding invitation sets the tone for the rest of your wedding, so think ahead to how your invitation’s motifs and colors will flow through the rest of your wedding’s design. Choose a palette of three to five colors (a couple of dominant colors, and a couple of accent colors) to bring cohesion to the event, and use consistent typefaces and designs.
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