A funky wedding stationery set in bright pretty colours. The main card says 'You and me, always and forever'. — Before Your Wedding: Stationery Content

I’m so excited to be working together on your wedding stationery. I’ve laid out below all the places you might have text before your wedding day, so you can fill in any relevant parts and leave the rest. Any questions, just ask!

Name of Partner One

First Name

Last Name

Name of Partner Two

First Name

Last Name

Text for Save the Dates

Think names (either just first, nicknames and surnames if you want them), the date, rough location or actual venue and whether you want to state that invitations will follow.

Text for Invitation Front

Remember your names, date and venue. You can also include the time everything starts and any other wording you like.

Text for Invitation Details

This is a great spot for adding the details like timings, full address, how to get there, where to stay, if children are invited and ideas for gifts.

Text for RSVP

Whether they're filling in a card, emailing you or scanning a QR code, let them know how to say whether they're attending and by when. Include any extras you like, like dietary requirements, accessibility needs and fave songs for the party.

Text for website homepage

Include the big hitters like your names, dates, venue and the vibe of your party.

Text for website details

Talk about timings, how to get there, parking, where to stay and any other need-to-know info.

Text for your love story

Add a page about how you met, what you mean to each other and little anecdotes that add richness to the website.

Things to do nearby

Let your guests know other things they might want to explore over the days they are visiting the local area.

Website order of the day

This might be one day or a whole weekend of celebrations. Let people know what is going on, when and where.

The wedding party

Best mates, chosen family, pets... Let your guests know who is who and why they're part of the gang.

Food and drink

Know your menu already? Let guests know what's on offer, especially if you need them to make choices ahead of time.

Website FAQs

Prevent endless questions and direct them here!

Website RSVP

The big one - are they able to make it? Include these key questions and any others that are relevant to your specific celebration plans.