Custom Wedding Invitations

We most likely do! Our wedding collection includes hundreds of design options, and they span a wide range of styles: classic, rustic, super-modern and more. (If you’re plannning a destination wedding, we have specific designs for that, too.) As you explore your options, you’ll be able to filter our personalized wedding invitationsby style, size, color and more –if you have something in mind, this makes it easier to quickly find your perfect design.

Yes. With our Graphic Design Services, you can work with a professional designer to updateone of our existing templates –make color changes, add design elements and more. If you’re interested in taking the design process to the next level with a bespoke invitation, we’re excited to help bring your vision to life.

We don’t offer custom samples at this time – but you can order a small batch of 10 wedding invites. This is a cost-effective way to see and feel your invites in person before you fully commit. After reviewing the color, paper and size, reordering a higher quantity is quick and easy. If you want to make any updates, you’ll be able to edit your design in our studio. Either way, your order – and satisfaction – is absolutely guaranteed.

Yes – while we can’t help you choose the cake flavor or DJ (much as we’d like to!), we are here for all of your wedding stationery needs. You can use your invitation design to create matching RVSP cards, envelopes and enclosures. And you can then extend that look to the rest of your wedding essentials, from ceremony programs to menus and even custom thank you cards. We’re excited to be with you for every step of your wedding journey.

Not necessarily. Though many people prefer to use a certain palette for all their wedding decor and stationery, there’s no rule that says you must create wedding invitations that exactly match your big day’s colors. What’s more important is that your invites reflect the mood and formality of your event, so guests know what to expect. However, if you have specificcolors in mind for your invites, you can filter by color in our gallery and even experiment with color options before designing.

To see our size options, scroll down to “Product Options” and click “Size.” There you’ll find our card dimensions, plus design specs and downloadable templates if you’d like to use your own card design.

Note: Some of our cards have unique dimensions that won’t fit other retailers’ envelopes. But don’t worry. After customizing your cards, we’ll show you a variety of envelope styles that you can add to your order, including our free white envelopes: all will fit your card no matter what you select. Or check out our colored envelopes and custom envelopes. You’ll find their sizes and corresponding card dimensions under the “Size” menu at the top of each page.

Addressing wedding invitations ultimately comes down to the preferences of you and your SO and the formality of your wedding. Here are some general tips to consider for popular addressing situations:

• Married couples: For formal invitations addressed to married couples, use "Mr." and "Mrs." followed by the husband's full name (Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson). A more modern option is to include both first names individually (Mr. Paul Anderson and Mrs. Sharon Anderson).

• Unmarried couples: When sending your wedding invitations to unmarried couples living together, their full names should be listed on one or two lines.

• Families: Depending on how specific you want to be, wedding invitations to families can be addressed in several different ways. If you want to be more general, you can address the entire family together – "The Monroe Family". Or, if you want to include the children, list their names below the parents.

It's generally recommended that you send wedding invitations at least 6-8 weeks before your big day. This will give guests plenty of time to mark their calendars and RSVP. However, if you're planning a destination wedding or need to accommodate for international guests, it's better to send out your invites around 3 months in advance.

We've got you covered. Scroll down to "Product Options" and click "Size." There you'll find design specs and downloadable templates. Using these guidelines will allow you to gauge how much you'll need to adjust the size of your design for it to fit on the product – and avoid white spaces or gaps. If you have more questions about designing your product, visit our help center to get in touch with one of our experts.