Solution: You have two ways this can go. You have already had the invites printed or you haven't. The ideal thing is that you haven't printed invites, and if that is the case, you will need to take these steps:
1. Pick the new date and have a back up date.
2. Review all of your contracts regarding date change. If you end up losing money, you will need to calculate how much it will cost in order to re-assess your budget.
3. Call all of your vendors and your ceremony and reception sites to set up your new date.
Now you will have your new information for your invites! Now if your date is sooner, you better get started!
If your invites are already printed, don't worry about reprinting all those invites. It will be a waste of money and effort. All you need to do is put in an insert in the invitation. Here is a sample:
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| This sample assumes all other information on the invitation has stayed the same. |
A simple way to have it printed where you can save money and time without having it look cheap is to use the pre-cut templates for business cards or post cards. It is easy to do with Avery and work on it on Word to customize it with an image, and with colors.
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| I used postcard size to make these. |
Of course, take care of the steps mentioned above first so that you know what information you need to include on your Date Change insert. I would also make sure to put the insert in front of everything so that your guest will be aware of the vital details first thing!
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