When I work with couples, I always dedicate a lot of attention to this detail, because I know how important it is to choose a style that tells something about you.

But there’s more: the invitation is also the first opportunity to communicate to guests the tone and theme of the day. It’s as if, with a simple card, you open a curtain on the scenery you have dreamed of. In every invitation, from the font to the color, from the materials to the care in packaging, a world of meaning is hidden.

How Early Should You Send the Invitations?

A question I am often asked is: “When should I send the invitations?” Generally, they should be sent at least three months before the wedding to give everyone time to organize, and for those who are far away, to plan their trip and logistics. If it’s a very distant wedding, such as an event abroad or in a hard-to-reach location, I suggest extending the time to four or five months in advance.

Personally, I always recommend sending an informal Save the Date as soon as you have set the date and location, so that guests can mark the event in their calendar. 

This way, the actual invitation will have even more value because it will complete that first communication with precious details and a style that truly speaks about you.
 

Invitations: How to Choose the Right Style?

Invitations should not only “look good” but should reflect your personality and the atmosphere you want to create. An elegant, minimalist, and refined invitation will be perfect for a classic ceremony, while details like natural papers, pastel colors, and hand-illustrated elements will be ideal for a bohemian-style wedding.

That’s why I collaborate with specialized designers who can transform every detail into a unique element, creating invitations perfectly in tune with your style. 

Thanks to their creativity, you will have a tailor-made invitation that tells your taste and the love story that represents you.

My Style Tips for Unforgettable Invitations

1. Choose quality materials: Fine paper, real fiber, or with delicate textures; it’s the best way to show how much you care about every detail.

2. Personalize: Colors, monograms, initials, and even messages can make your invitation a keepsake.

3. Keep consistency with the theme: If you have chosen a specific theme or color palette, let it be evident right from the invitation.

4. Opt for well-crafted envelopes and packaging: The first impression is the envelope, and attention to this detail will immediately give the idea of a special event.

Why Is the Invitation Important?

In an age of digital communication, a paper invitation may seem like an old-fashioned choice, but to me it’s quite the opposite. It’s a tactile and visual experience that an online message cannot match. Receiving a wedding invitation printed on quality paper, with refined graphics and a sealed envelope, is like receiving a gift.

If you want your invitation to speak about you, to show the love and passion you put into organizing your special day, I will be happy to accompany you in this choice, together with a team of designers who will work to create the perfect invitation.

Every wedding has a story, and I am here to help you tell it.