You and your fiancé may have already announced your engagement on social media, but now that you’ve picked the actual day you’re getting married, it’s time to send save the dates! Believe it or not, save the date cards are a relatively new phenomenon. They’ve gone...

Life can throw a lot of lemons at you—especially during the emotionally heightened process of wedding prep—and it’s not always something you can easily turn into lemonade. Relationships can change and unforeseen events can unfold, possibly leading to a falling out or feelings of tension...

Photo by Heather Mayer Photography The key to gorgeous DIY wedding invites are paper quality, design, but most of it’s all about the gorgeous wedding fonts. You can use these free script wedding fonts below for your save the dates, wedding invitations, rsvp cards, and...

A classic wedding monogram is a design element that almost any couple can incorporate into their wedding design and stationery. From use in invitations and mailings to a shared post-nuptial monogram, creating a classy wedding logo or monogram element can be a great touch. Here are a few tips to...

Price: $15 Customer Support: 6 Months PSD Files: Not included Perfect Couple is a fully responsive website template built with Bootstrap 3. The template is available in two different versions: A full-width version and a fixed-width version. You’ll get access to both versions when you buy this...

You can have the most gorgeous wedding invitations ever, but when it comes down to it, they need to be informative. They should spell out all essential wedding info—who's getting married, who's hosting and where and when the ceremony will take place. (Everything else should go on your wedding...

Get 30% off your Zola invites or save-the-date order today! Stop the presses. Wait, we mean start them! Our favorite wedding registry, Zola, has just introduced a line of paper wedding invitations and save-the-dates and we could not be more excited. This is literally the...

**EDITOR’S NOTE: This has been updated to reflect postage pricing for 2018** Trying to figure out how much wedding invitations cost is like trying to figure out how much a good haircut should cost. There are so many varying factors that go into it (including the style...

What Are Script, Brush & Calligraphy Fonts? All these typefaces have similarities, but each of these styles is unique in a different way. Before we dive into the fonts themselves, let’s quickly outline the difference between them. Calligraphy Fonts Calligraphic script fonts aim to mimic the...

Jerrick is a modern serif fonts family that include 6 different typefaces ranging from regular to bold and italics. The font features both uppercase and lowercase letters with multilingual characters. This is an all-rounder font you can use to design everything from greeting cards to logotypes,...

Watercolor design is a popular trend, not just used in digital backgrounds, but also in greeting card and wedding invitation designs. In this post, we’re sharing the best Photoshop watercolor brushes for creating your own unique watercolor designs. If you’ve been looking for a way to make...

Editor’s Note: I originally wrote this piece back when I was getting married, and have updated it to reflect any postage changes, etc. All these tips still DEFINITELY apply! Yes, I have FINALLY sent my wedding invitations off. Don’t even get me started at how long this...

Nixmat is a font that comes with a completely unique design that makes it perfect for creating your entire branding identity. The font can be used to design logos, resumes, business cards, and much more. Bowlist is a creative and bold font that lets you design modern and playful logotypes. The...

When it comes to designing wedding invitations and greeting cards, a floral background is a must-have flourish that helps you bring out the beauty in your designs. In this collection, we bring you some of the best floral and flower backgrounds you can use with such special design projects. A...

When it comes to wedding invitations, you could go the more unique route (Monopoly, anyone?) or stick with e-vites. But if you’re having a more formal affair, you’ll definitely want to set the tone by having a more formal wedding invitation…which in most cases...