Your Complete Wedding Day Stationary

Wedding stationery is an important aspect of your wedding décor, and it doesn't only include invitations; you'll also need RSVP cards, table layouts, menus, and placecards to get started.

This is a complete list to help you think about the wedding stationery you will require on your special day.

Welcome Sign

Including a welcome sign is the perfect way to greet guests. Whether your sign simply says “Welcome” or includes your names and wedding date, a greeting can set the tone for your day. A wedding welcome sign works best at the entrance to your ceremony area; think of a location where people will really see it. 

Table Plan

Before you begin seating people, you should have a basic game plan for your tables, since the size and shape will determine how many guests may be seated at each one. Keep your friends close, figure out where your parents will sit, organize guests by groups, consider a kids' table, and skip the singles table.

Table Numbers

Table numbers or names are placed on each table to identify the table to your visitors so that when they pick up their escort card, they can quickly recognize the table card that matches it.

Place Cards

Place cards are set at each guest's seat to indicate where he or she should sit. These can be included as part of a favor left for each guest.

Signs for Photobooth

Yes, the traditional photobooth will keep your party attendees entertained. It will pique their interest, and a few excursions to this booth will allow them to fully enjoy the celebration. If you use such brilliant wedding ideas, your guests will have a great time. You can use an Instagram hashtag of you and your partner’s name as a prop.

Menu Cards

The Menu Card tells visitors about the next dinner. It can include food alternatives, a fixed menu, and options for persons with dietary requirements. They are not required for a buffet or if you are hosting a brief wedding reception with appetizers.

Basket with Blankets

If you're a winter bride, you've definitely spent some time considering methods to keep your wedding guests warm. Keeping your guests warm and comfortable at a winter wedding may be a challenge, but one of our favorite suggestions is to have lots of warm blankets on hand. Guests can then grab one anytime they're feeling down.

Order of Ceremony/ Ceremony Booklets

The order of service/ceremony booklet is used for the wedding ceremony and includes the names of the bridal party, the officinal’s name, the plan and songs, music, and so on. These vary considerably among religions and can even be utilized for civil ceremonies.

Quotes or poetry, bios of the bridal party, "in memory of" tributes to loved ones who have died away, or a thank you to the parents and guests might all be included to make the program more unique to the day.

Thank You Notes

Thank you cards are sent to your guests immediately after the ceremony to express gratitude for their gift and attendance at your wedding. Thank you notes are also used to express gratitude to bridesmaids, flower girls, and the host.

Conclusion

You don't want your wedding's first impression to be boring, bland, or generic. Your wedding stationery should be designed to reflect you and your partner. You, your style, your sense of humor, and your goals and dreams for the future will all be communicated via small creative elements and considerate touches. When it's all said and done, the stationery becomes a beautiful reminder of the occasion; something to appreciate. So, don't forget to add these above given stationary items to your special day.