Houston 
(713)661-9100 | Friendswood (281)482-7500
Houston (713)661-9100 | Friendswood (281)482-7500
Enhance your big day with elegant wedding invitations. Customizable designs, premium papers, and a personal touch for every couple.
Your wedding invitations should be as unique as your love story. At Copy Doctor, we combine premium materials, exceptional craftsmanship, and personalized service to ensure your invitations are perfect. Let us help you set the stage for a memorable and joyful celebration.
Your wedding invitation is the first glimpse your guests have of your big day, and custom wedding invitations ensure it’s as unique and beautiful as your love story. From elegant and traditional to modern and whimsical, personalized invitations set the tone for your celebration and reflect your style, theme, and personality. Professionally printed wedding invitations leave a lasting impression and become a cherished keepsake.
Custom wedding invitations are a beautiful way to share the excitement of your wedding and invite loved ones to celebrate your special day.
At Copy Doctor, we specialize in creating custom wedding invitations that bring your vision to life. Here’s what we offer:
A wedding invitation should include:
Wedding invitations should be sent 6-8 weeks before the wedding. For destination weddings or when many guests are traveling, it’s recommended to send them out 3-4 months in advance. Save-the-date cards are often sent 6-12 months before the wedding.
Save-the-date cards are not required but are highly recommended, especially for destination weddings or if your wedding falls during a busy season. These cards help guests mark the date well in advance. Save-the-date cards are typically sent 6-12 months before the wedding.
Traditionally, it’s considered impolite to include gift registry details on the formal invitation. Instead, include this information on your wedding website and mention the link in a subtle way, like “For more details, please visit [wedding website link]”. Some couples include registry information on a separate enclosure card.
Paper invitations are the most traditional and formal choice for weddings. However, digital invitations are becoming more popular due to their convenience, eco-friendliness, and ability to track RSVPs easily. The choice depends on your personal preferences and the style of your wedding.
Wedding invitations often reflect the theme and tone of the wedding. Popular designs include:
For smaller weddings, you might want to include a note in the invitation that clarifies the intimacy of the event. For example, use wording like:
“We are excited to celebrate this special day with our closest friends and family.”
Be sure to follow up with any guests who might need clarification about the guest list or any plus-one guidelines.
If the ceremony and reception are at different locations, it’s a good idea to include a separate reception card with the address, start time, and directions. For weddings where the ceremony and reception are in the same place, all the information can be included on the same invitation, making it simpler for guests.
You can manage RSVPs with a reply card included in the invitation set or through your wedding website. Include a pre-addressed, stamped envelope if you’re using physical reply cards. Make sure to set a clear RSVP deadline (usually 3-4 weeks before the wedding) so you can finalize seating and catering arrangements.
