Simply 4 You

This choice is completely yours, there are pros and cons to sending and not sending, but in general they do help relieve some stress. Telling guests the date early avoids guests being away during your wedding, it also means you can relax a little getting the invitations ready and sent, especially if you're waiting on any details such as menus from your venue/caterer. It also gives guests time to plan schedules, travel, child care, gifts, and a day off work if needed.

Keep things simple, all guests need to know is who's wedding they're attending, where to be and when. The rest is just the finer details. It is handy to let them know additional details such as parking, accommodation and rsvp details too, and to ask for any dietary requirements. For a full list of required and optional details to include, just send me a message and I'll be more than happy to help.

Yes you may. I'm happy to send samples before making your final choice, I know there are a lot of options and you want your stationery to be perfect. There is a sample fee of £3 which is just to cover postage fees, but with this I can send a bundle of options for you to compare.

Absolutely! All of my stationery is made bespoke to your specific requirements, from fonts and layouts, to textures, cardstocks, ribbon materials and more, we can build a completely new and unique look for your stationery.

Because all my stationery is designed bespoke specifically for your requirements and with every wedding varying in guest volumes, I don't offer packages. However, I do offer bulk discounts to help you save a few pennies.

There are no minimum orders required except for foiling where a minimum of 10 items must be ordered (if this isn't met there will be a fee added to your order total)

As a general rule of thumb I recommend: If you're planning to send the save the dates: - Save the dates sent between 1 and 2 years before the day - Invitations sent between 1 year and 6 months before the day - On the day stationery ordered no later than 2 weeks before the day If you're not sending save the dates: - Invitations sent between 18 months and 8 months before the day - On the day stationery ordered no later than 2 weeks before the day

You'll need to allow for the initial conversation to gather a brief, design time, production and then delivery, so I always recommend at least 3 weeks notice before you're wanting the stationery to arrive. I can occasionally take on last minute requests (depending on my schedule at the time). The more notice the better though!

You can make amends all the way up until final approval. Once the final approval has been confirmed and payment has been made no changes can be made after this without incurring a charge.