Once you’ve decided the tone and theme of your wedding invitation, it’s time to start shopping for paper. Off-white, heavy paper stock works best for formal, elegant weddings invitations. No matter how small or big the wedding, choose the best quality paper you can, something that feels substantial in your hand. Unique & attractive wedding paper styles can be found at art stores or specialty paper stores. For paper styles, consider Strathmore Natural White, Strathmore White, Laid Natural White, Laid White or Deluxe Parchment.

Usually a good script font works best for headings, and a more traditional font for the body copy. Color can make a big impact on an invitation. Wording for wedding invitations can be browsed from the internet, wedding quotes & poems & other wedding cards.

Points to remember -Wording the wedding invitation

A few things to remember while you’re writing your wedding invitation:
Use full names, not nicknames.
Don’t abbreviate the dates, times, and addresses
Use Courtesy titles where appropriate (Mr., Mrs., Ms., Miss).

Commonly used examples for wedding invitation wording.

When the Bride’s Family is hosting the Wedding....
Mr. and Mrs. Bride’s Parents
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Bride’s Name
to
Groom’s Name


When both Sets of Parents Hosting the Wedding.......
Mr. and Mrs. Bride’s Parents
and
Mr. and Mrs. Groom’s Parents
request the pleasure of your company at
the marriage of their children
Bride’s Name
and
Groom’s Name


If the couple are hosting the Wedding......
The honor of your presence
is requested at the marriage of
Ms. Bride’s Name
to
Mr. Groom’s Name

For printing your wedding invitations, home computers and printers offer many options. To add a personal touch , you can incorporate a pressed flowers, confetti, poems, CD, photos or ribbons to your invite.