Get legal. Before beginning an online store, you must confirm your LEGALITY. For information on how to begin, contact your state and county. There are numerous small costs ($10 here, $20 there), but the peace of mind at night is worth it. The worst is stress. Independent Finances Create a second business banking account. Have a different checking or savings account to keep everything organized; it doesn’t have to be fancy. When tax season arrives, this will offer you peace of mind. Keep everything as separate as possible until you can start paying yourself consistently each month. Select The Appropriate Platform Next, decide what platform you want to launch and what kind of invitations you will sell. You don’t need a website if you plan to operate a brick-and-mortar business (a physical location), but it’s still a smart idea today, particularly if you wish to utilize Pinterest. Personalize It Your designs must have at least one original component. Take a break from all the pictures you see on Pinterest and Instagram. If necessary, log off those platforms for a bit. You must find your perspective and lane. Instead of creating something you believe will sell or is popular, develop something you want and would love to make again. In the end, your design will be what sets your wedding stationery company apart from the competitors. You must have something special to offer to avoid being price-shopped. Network No, I’m not retracting anything I wrote in “Step 3,” but I agree that developing your vision is crucial before you engage in excessive networking. Before you get a chance to truly decide who you are, it’s simple to get distracted and dash toward the latest “bright” object. But once you’ve produced a few adore ideas, it’s time to network.