A wedding invitation is one of the most formal types of invitations and has a set protocol for addressing and assembling (commonly called “stuffing the envelopes”). When we deliver your invitations to you, we provide you with a short “presentation ceremony” -- We present to you one of your invitations, completely assembled, ready for mailing, and explain the etiquette for the placement of each item in your wedding invitation ensemble in the envelopes. We also coach you about postage and addressing matters. During the presentation ceremony, we explain the etiquette of preparing your wedding invitation mailing, addressing the envelopes, and the correct placement of each item in your invitation ensemble. As a reminder, we also provide you with quick reference summary (for later use!) on the etiquette points discussed during our presentation ceremony. Once you take the invitation home, because of your advanced planning, you will have sufficient time to hand address the envelopes, prepare them for mailing and perform a final double-check against your guest list.

We are known for our "presentation ceremony." Many of our brides have told us that our ‘presentation ceremony’ is a very special moment for them – it is the first time they see and hold their actual invitation ensemble with its elegant printing, quality papers, etc., - and seeing everything in print in that moment makes their wedding real and imminent. We encourage brides to invite their fiancés, parents and family members. To capture this moment, some brides have taken pictures for their wedding scrapbook.

When your guests receive your invitation, given the weight of the envelope, the quality of the envelope paper and preprinted return address, curiosity gets the best of them and your invitation will be the first thing they will open.