Save the Date Invitations header image 2

Custom Wedding Invitations – 4 Easy Steps to Designing Them

December 24th, 2009 · 1 Comment · Wedding Invitations

Do you want to stand out from other couples who are getting married at the same time as you? Do you want people to remember to save the date for your wedding? If the answer is yes, then you should pay special attention and extra emphasis to your custom wedding invitations.

Wedding invitations normally give your guests the first impression of your wedding theme match your wedding theme and colors. Therefore you will want your custom wedding invitations to carry style, uniqueness, and reflect your personality.

There are a few options you might want to consider. Firstly you could approach a professional designer to custom make a wedding invitation to cater to your needs. The downside of it is that sometimes this can be quite costly.

Perhaps you could try to search online for predesigned templates, where they use your picture on stock backgrounds and texts. These could be more pocket-friendly and yet portray the idea across effectively. Or, you can of course design it yourself!

Here are 4 steps that you will want to take into consideration, whether you decide to design it yourself or pay someone else to do it:

1.Draft the invitation

Planning is always the most challenging and important part of any project, regardless of how big the project is. Even if you are not the one doing the design, it helps to have some sketches of what you have in mind so that the designer has some ideas of what you want about your design. You should also be clear what kind of theme you want for your wedding, and the colors you have selected to communicate that tone or theme across to your guests through the invite.

2. Important details

Take special care to make sure that you do not leave out the most important details like the location, date and time of your wedding. This is even more important than selecting the design. Make a checklist of what are the important details you want to include in your design and check them off as you include them in.

3. Little details

It’s time to check the little details that you may overlook. For example, grammatical errors, spelling mistakes, guest names, etc. Be sure before they are sent for printing.

4. Keep it simple

It is important not to squeeze too much information on a small card. If you are going for an elegant look, then keep the wordings minimal.

Let your ideas and creativity flow, and do not rush to decide on a design. Take your time to choose what designs suit your wedding most. Custom wedding invitations can be a lot of fun!

Click here to shop for your save the date cards. Fresh designs, customized colors, unique and affordable as well.



Tags: ·

One Comment so far ↓

Leave a Comment