Set Your Style Get the right tone your wedding through invites tailor-made for your big day |
Date Details Get your guests revved up with an eye-catching card |
Tips for Timely Thank-Yous Every bride wants to get thank-yous done as quickly as possible. Here’s how |
Jingle Bells, Wedding Bells Ring them all at once with a holiday card that doubles as a wedding save-the-date |
What To Do About Wording Advice about the right - and wrong - ways to let your guests know they're included in your big day |
Simple Tips for Stunning Events From the day-of venue to the day-after brunch, experts share their secrets for chic, stress-free celebrations |
Stationery with a Designer Touch Take your invites from everyday to extraordinary with the latest designer styles |
When couples are sending save-the-date cards |
Wedding Etiquette for Step-Parents Helpful - and considerate - tips for both the bride and groom and their parents' new spouses |
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Internet Invitations Paper's still the go-to medium for the big event, but for pre-wedding events, the Web seems to work |
When to Save the Date? |
DIY Brides |
Engrave the Date Pressing down a high-end option for your invites |
Words, Words, Words Whether they’re in Antique Roman or Comic Sans, the words on an invitation have a big job and a small space to do it. Here are some ways to make them work |
Eco-Chic Invites How to reduce waste with recycled paper without reducing style |
Instant Invitation Taking to the Web for wedding invites |
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Stationery: Martha-Style The domestic diva dips further into the bridal market with a new line of decorations and stationery |
To Invite or Not To Invite The decision to include or disclude someone from your ceremony gets even trickier when it’s a close family member |
Intrusive Invites Multiple maps, extra itineraries and directions galore – nowadays it’s amazing if you can even fit the invitation in the envelope. How much is too much, and what should you pare down? |
Balance of Power You’ve compromised on the reception location, the color scheme and the band, but you just can’t agree on how many attendants to have at their wedding. Here’s how to play the numbers game if this happens to you |
Paring Problems Getting the guest list for your wedding in sync with your budget is no easy task. How do you decide who to leave out, and how do you break it to them? Just ask the etiquette experts |
Eyes on the Bride Attendees can learn a lot about a wedding’s dress code by picking up on all the obvious clues |
Invite Etiquette On your wedding invitation, every word counts – choose them with love and care, advises etiquette expert Peggy Post |
The Finer Points of Ex Etiquette You’ve been there, done that – and now you’re doing it again. When former spouses are in the picture, the seating plan isn’t the only challenge. Here’s how to handle your past perfectly |
You’ve Got Mail Invite your guests with invitations that set the tone for the big day ahead |
Be Our Guests, Not Pests Personalized-wedding Web sites keep guests in-the-know… and out of your hair |
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