Find Custom Wedding Invitations that You Can Personalize

The question has been popped, the answer was yes. If you haven't already, now is the time to begin making decisions together; at least some of them. I.E. where to get married, when to get married, where to go on a honeymoon, where to live, etc.

Also, what kind of wedding invitations to have. For starters, there are greeting card styles, two sided invitations, and postcards. Any of these can be ordered and customized online, for a reasonable cost.

But more than that, the cards themselves are a reflection of who you and your intended spouse are. Are you happy go lucky; do you like the outdoors, fancy, flowers, etc.

Do the two of you have a shared favorite color, favorite activity, favorite place to get married? All of this is just to get you thinking.

Common themes for Wedding Invitations include:

• Color theme - Do you have a shared favorite color or colors that go together?
• Location theme - Will you be having a destination wedding, i.e. a beach wedding?
• Activity theme - Do you have a shared favorite activity, i.e. a golf wedding?
• Holiday theme - Do you want to get married on or near a major holiday?
• Belief theme - Do either or both have strong beliefs that you want reflected?

You certainly don't have to consider everything. It's probably best to keep the wedding theme pretty simple, so pick one or two items and go from there.

When my husband and I got married, I had a very strong desire to be married on my uncle's farm. Luckily, my husband to be was very agreeable with that. I had always wanted an outdoor wedding, ever since I was a child. My spouse to be thought that was a free ticket to wear cut off jeans for the wedding, lol.

Once you figure out some ideas for your wedding theme, you can begin looking online for a variety of custom wedding invitations that fit your style, or you can also design your own.

Without getting to wordy, it's important to let your guests know of any special things to consider. For instance, if you are have a beach wedding, be sure to tell them to bring swimming apparel, and sandals or flip flops; and whether or not towels will be provided.

If you're having an outdoor wedding, be sure to let them know to wear comfortable shoes, and if sneakers are recommended or not.

Some invitations have left this kind of info vague, then guests were writing in to a blogger, planner, etc. to ask them. Keep it simple. Inform your guests yourself, so that they don't feel the need to ask a stranger. It's your wedding. Let them know what you mean.

If you don't find the product you're looking for, ask the store owner to design it for you. Most will more than likely, be glad to accommodate.