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- Don't use abbreviations anywhere on your invitation. The exception is for Mr. and Mrs., but all other
words should be spelled out (i.e. Doctor, Road, Street, States, Junior, etc...)
- Don't write "no children please" on your invitation. If you would rather your guests not bring their
young children, address the invitation to the invited family members by name.
- Don't forget to order extra invitations and envelopes.
- Don't mention gifts, charities, or registries on the invitation itself. There are some ways around this
rule ~ see below.
- Don't print mailing labels for your wedding invitations (or any social invitation). See below for some
creative ways to address your wedding invitations.
- Don't mix your beautiful invitations with a homespun wedding map or guest information card. Either
have these professionally designed and printed, or don't include one at all.
- Don't rush into ordering the very first thing you like. Look around for a designer or supplier who can
provide you with the whole package: coordinating save-the-dates, invitations, map cards, wedding
programs, place cards, menus, and thank you notes
