You can find designs to suit all tastes and budgets either from good stationers or local printers. Alternatively, you can design your own, using the printing kit in our wedding shop. The format is an upright, folded card with the wording on one side only. Black or silver lettering is the most popular. You can buy ready-printed cards and fill in the details by hand, or you may prefer to create your own invitation, but be careful that the design does not overwhelm the essential information.
Invitations always go out from whoever is hosting the wedding - usually the bride s parents.
The wording gets more complicated if parents are divorced or if the couple are hosting the event themselves. The wording gets more complicated if parents are divorced or if the couple are hosting the event themselves. The wording can be adapted to accommodate a change of circumstances due to death, divorce, and re-marriage on the bride's side. If children are invited, this can be made clear by including their name on their parents invitation. Parents should assume that the invitation is for them alone if their children's names are not specified.