Before the wedding
An invitation communicates the event and reply instructions. A weekend guide handles arrivals, accommodation and multiple celebrations. The newspaper can introduce your story or become a welcome-bag keepsake. Give each piece a distinct job.
At the celebration
A welcome sign marks the entrance; a guest-book sign invites a note; cards-and-gifts signage removes uncertainty. Menus and place cards work at the table. Use signs where a guest needs an answer, rather than adding one to every empty surface.
After the wedding
Return to your collection with photographs from the day. Personalize thank-you cards by guest and create a post-wedding newspaper when you want to preserve a longer story. These pieces can be added later rather than completed before you have the photographs.
Review the collection together
Shared details reduce repeated entry, but each final PDF still needs a review. Check dates, names, venue wording and table labels across pieces. Different products have different dimensions and folds; send the printer a separate specification for each.
ON THE PAGE
A closer look at the design.
Actual sample pages from Modern Romance. Open a page to explore the PDF. Replace the fictional details and sample photographs with your own.
KEEP IT SIMPLE
Before you make it yours
- Choose pieces by guest need
- Reuse shared wedding details
- Keep logistics consistent
- Confirm each product's own print format
GOOD TO KNOW
A few things you might be wondering.
Do I need every product?
No. Begin with the pieces that solve a real need and add others when useful.
Can I add after-wedding pieces later?
Yes. Return to the collection for thank-you cards and post-wedding materials when you have the photographs and messages ready.
