How Far in Advance Should Invitations Be Sent for a Destination Wedding?

A Proper etiquette dictates that you give guests plenty of advanced notice if you’re planning a destination wedding. This way, they can check their finances, adjust work schedules, and make travel arrangements in a timely fashion. The first step is to send save-the-date cards as soon as you’ve decided to take your celebration afar. Your invitations should then be sent eight to ten weeks before the wedding. Include pertinent information, such as flight options, hotel room blocks if any, airport transportation, and a list of activities that may be of interest.
Home | Planning Tools | Ideas & Advice | Wedding Gowns | Local Wedding Vendors | Wedding Registry Center | Wedding Gift Store | Community | Wedding Websites I Privacy Policy Terms of Use | Newsletters | Advertise With Us | Company Info | Survey | Guest Home | Order Status | CelebrityWeddingBuzz.com | MyDIYWeddingDay.com | TheKnot.com TheNest.com | ShopforWeddings.com | WeddingTracker.com | TheBump.com | LilaGuide.com | Weddings.com | Weddingbook | Mommyhood | BreastFeeding.com | LilaGuide.com|PartySpot.com
© 1997-2009 WeddingChannel.com | HELP | Couples Directory | Site Map