A wedding invitation is a first look at the entire event of your wedding, so it must be perfect in all aspects. And etiquette is the first thing that always always makes perfect . I know people of this generation are less judgmental, but still you will find few older or maybe of your age are gossiping, so being a host we must ensure that everything is going well in its own way and etiquette. When we are talking about wedding invitation etiquette, we must know that the wedding invitation card design comes first, so be very careful when you choose one.
Coming to the point, let’s check out the major etiquette now.
- The very first question that everyone asks is which is the best time to send the wedding invitation to the invitees? Well, the answer is simple and, traditionally, 8 to 10 weeks before your big day. It is the minimum time duration that I have mentioned, but sending an invitation too late looks quite rude and this time range will give your guest enough time to prepare them. But if you are planning for a destination wedding, then the answer is minimum 3 to 4 months earlier.
- Then the next and most important thing is RSVP. You need to have that at least 2 to 3 weeks before the big day as you want to get the final head count for the caterer and also to arrange the perfect seating chart.
- This point is very crucial and people often jump it. Try to keep the wedding invitation card design very simple and maintain this rule. If there is no space to add your basic details or address, then better to add it on the back side of the invitation.
Conclusion
There was little major etiquette that everyone should follow to avoid any kind of unwanted mistakes.