Include a little something inside your
invitations to sprinkle out when your guests open them such
as rose petals, confetti, tiny red foil hearts or gold sprinkles.
Turn your invitation into a puzzle. Mail your guests an envelope
with puzzle pieces that they will assemble. Keep it under
10 pieces so it doesn't take them too long to solve!
On the front of your invitations spell out the word "love"
with the "o" in love cut out so a picture of the
two of you on the inside page can be seen through the cutout.
When your invitation is opened, a paper church could pop up.
You could even use that old rhyme, "This is the church,
this is the steeple, open the doors and see all the people…at
John and Mary's wedding".
On your reply card, ask your guests to list their three favorite
songs. Then give the cards to your DJ and ask them to play
at least one of the songs, with a dedication to that guest.
Have your invitations look like tickets to an event. Be sure
to include two if the invitee is bringing a guest. They could
bring the ticket to the wedding and use the stub to claim
a free glass of champagne.
On the front of the invitation include the words of your favorite
song, possibly the one you plan for your first dance, or the
lines to a romantic poem.
For an elegant touch, seal your envelopes with either a hot
wax stamp, possibly of your initials, (melt a scented candle
so the wax will have give off a nice fragrance) or with a
decorative gold embossed seal.
Make the wording on the reply card a little more fun by having
your guests check one of these two boxes: Mr. Jones will 1.
Cannot wait to attend and is counting the days 2. Unfortunately
cannot attend and will regret it the rest of their life.
If you want to leave a lasting impression, lightly spray each
invite with perfume.
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