Save the date cards:
These are sent out once you have set your wedding date.  It lets your guests avoid making other arrangements on your special day.  They are especially suitable if your wedding is planned several months ahead, abroad or during a holiday season.

They are available as a card or in postcard style to match your invitations  and are supplied with envelopes.

Wedding and evening invitations:
Invitations are usually sent out 6-12 weeks before your wedding.  They contain all the information regarding the service and the reception.  The evening invitations are usually sent to guests you would like to share your day but cannot invite to the wedding ceremony and reception due to the cost or available space.  It is sometimes better to send the evening invites out later as you may be able to invite someone to the wedding if another guest cannot make it.

Traditional style wedding and evening invitations are provided with a printed insert – you choose the wording and text, then approve it before final printing takes place. Several designs can be made up as rectangular, tall or square cards to give you the style you prefer.

Some designs are layers with a pearlised card background and your invitation printed on the top layer.

You can order an extra couple of invitations to cover mistakes or to add an extra guest to your list.  In the event of you discovering you required more stationery, it would not be a problem as i always keep your order on file.

Please order your invitations with as much notice as possible.

Scroll invitations:
A scroll is an unusual way to deliver your invitation. They can be a simple sheet of paper with your invitation printed on it or your printed invitation layered onto handmade paper. They are supplied with either textured or pearlised boxes or postal tubes.  

These can also be made as a single sheet, but would still co-ordinate with the rest of your stationery.

Menu: 
For a personal touch add a menu to each table.  The front is co-ordinated to match your invitations if made in card form or can be a single sheet.

Place cards: 
These are useful so your guests know where to sit.  They can usually be made to co-ordinate with your invitations and are printed with your guest name.  It is important to send accurate details of the names as you want them printed and allow as much time as possible for these to be made.

Thank you cards:  
A lovely way to say thank you for your wedding presents. The inserts can be left blank or you can choose a simple thank you message. Your names can be printed or space can be left for your signatures.  They are also available in postcard style with an envelope.

Table plans:   
These are placed outside the reception room to aid guests with the seating arrangements. They can be a simple design or made to co-ordinate with your colour scheme and invitations. It is always best to discuss what your requirements are and you need to be able to send accurate details of the guests names and table numbers as soon as you know who is going to be there. 

Guest Books: 
These are available as a reminder of your guests and your big day.  The guest book would also make an ideal gift as a photo album for someone special.  These can be decorated to co-ordinate with your stationery.

Favours: 
Favours are a traditional gift to your guests to say thank you for sharing your special day.  Traditionally filled with 5 sugared almonds to represent wealth, health, happiness, fertility and long life.  There are favours suitable for all your guests with a choice of fillings, and they can be decorated to match your colour scheme if required.

I am also happy to supply the favours to match your stationery and ready for you to fill.