I remember when I was planning my wedding I only knew of storebought print-it-yourself ones and ones you buy out of a generic catalog. If I knew then what I knew now right?
I asked some print professionals what they thought was the one thing a bride needed to know about ordering their invites. Along with a link to their websites and Twitter, here is what they said:

@CopperWillowPS
copperwillow.com
"Quality takes time so they should start looking at wedding papers at least 6 months prior, earlier for save the dates [and] brides should develop a paper budget - there's a lot of wedding items that need paper!"
@LassodMoon
lassodmoondesigns.com
"It takes more time then they realize, so plan early! and that's partly why it's more money."
@Kate_CPWInvites
custompaperworks.com
"Mostly the difference between custom and non-custom, because lots of invitation printers use the term incorrectly and also knowing accurate quantity when pricing... and timing for custom design. I could go on and on about this, really! : )"
Be sure to follow these pros on Twitter and check out their websites and see all the possibilities you can have for your own wedding!
Give thanks to the LORD, for he is good; his love endures forever. - Psalm 107:1










My name is Melina. Welcome to my blog where we get inspired by wedding pretties and moved by the Love of Christ. I write to share things that make me giddy and an outlet for us all to grow in our faith. Happy wedding planning and beyond! Check out my About page for more about me and the purpose for my blog :-)






1 comments:
there's some great advice & talent here! great post :)
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