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- When should I order
my invitations?
It's never too early! Just as soon
as the details of your big day have been finalised (date, venue,
time) then it's time to start planning your stationery order.
Traditionally, invitations were sent out 6 weeks prior to a wedding,
but these days it's much more common to send them 2-3 months in
advance (even earlier if your guests will have to plan travel and
accommodation).
- Can I request a
free sample?
Yes, of course. The first sample is
free of charge - if you'd like more than one sample then we ask for
£1.50 per card to cover materials and postage.
- How soon will I
receive my samples?
Our printer is working almost
flat-out producing customers' orders, so rather than interrupt it,
we find it's better to set aside one full day per week to print
samples (often over the weekend) but we'll be sure to get your
samples out to you just as soon as we possibly can.
- How long will
printing take?
It varies depending on time of year
and level of orders, but at the moment it's around 4 weeks (keep checking the
website for current timings). We're often asked why it should take
this long - but remember that all our cards are printed to order especially for
you.
We're sure you'll agree they're worth the wait!
- Can I get them done
more quickly if I pay extra?
No, we don't offer a fast-track
service - we don't feel it's fair on those customers who ordered
earlier and have been patiently waiting for their goods.
- What if I need more
copies of my cards?
We'll keep your artwork on disk
until after the date of your wedding, so you're welcome to order
extra copies if you find you need them later. Remember though that
at busy times you might have to wait a little while to receive them
- instead, why not think about ordering a few extras when you place
your initial order?
- Do I have to order
everything at once?
No, you might find it easier to
order your invitations first of all and then come back a little
closer to the time of your wedding to place your order for
placecards, menus, orders of service, etc.
- Can we order our
thank you cards after our honeymoon?
Again, remember that if you're
ordering at a busy time it could be a couple of weeks before you
receive your cards - meaning your guests will be waiting a while for
their thank you notes! Instead, you might prefer to order them at
the same time as your wedding day stationery (orders of service,
placecards, etc) so that you have them ready to write/send as soon
as possible.
- Are envelopes
included?
Yes, good quality white envelopes
are included free-of-charge with day invitations, evening
invitations and thank you cards.
- How much will I be
charged for postage & packing?
Orders of under £50 in value will
be sent by Royal Mail First Class Post - if the value of your order
is over £50 it'll be sent by Parcelforce courier, so that you're able
to track-and-trace it online, and the contents are insured should
the unthinkable happen! The exact amount for p&p will of course
depend on the weight of the parcel.
- Can I have the
cards printed in a different colour?
Yes, with most designs the
text/images can be printed in any colour of your choice - the only
limitation is that I'm afraid we can't offer metallic inks (so no
shiny silver or gold) but any other colour is usually fine.
- I'd like a bespoke
design created, is this possible?
If you have a design idea of your
own, we'll certainly try our best to accommodate you - but we hope
you'll understand that during busy periods this might not be
possible.
- Am I able to have
my invitations printed in another language?
Yes (as long as you can supply us
with the text!). So far, we've printed invitations in French,
German, Italian, Swedish, Finnish, Spanish, Portuguese, Afrikaans
and Polish.
- Can I pay by credit
card?
Yes, we accept the cards shown
below. Please note: for debit cards there is a charge of £1 per
transaction, and for credit cards there is a charge of 4%. If you'd
prefer to send a cheque, please make it payable to "Wedding
Invitations".

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