Life Is Peachy7月 2026のための市場シェア分析

So it’s time to organise your invitations? There’s so many options, sometimes it can be a little overwhelming! To narrow it down, try to consider: Your chosen theme Colours you like Budget you have to work with (don't forget to include thank you cards!) What kind of invite you'd like - digital print, letterpress, foil, wood, acrylic etc (there’s so many options! What stationery do I need? So you’ve chosen an invitation style, now what else do you need?Depending on your budget, the most common items people include in their invitation package are: RSVP card - make it so much easier for your guest to reply to your wedding. All they need to do is fill out the card, pop a stamp on and put it in a mailbox. Gone are the days or buying formal RSVP wedding cards and handwriting a written response. Some couples prefer to have their guests reply by phone or email, but the idea of being able to keep the returned RSVP’s as a keepsake is a really nice idea… and great for those who don’t love technology! Wishing well card – You will find that most couples now prefer money over gifts. With so many couples living together before they get married, there isn’t much left to buy! Consider using a nice poem to request money, but always give the option for your guests to give a gift if they really want to. Some other ideas are money towards your honeymoon, a gift registry, or money towards a house. Map or accommodation card – Ceremony or reception location a little hard to find? Then consider a map card. We can custom draw maps showing locations, and also include written directions if needed. An accommodation card is a good option too if your reception location is out of town, or for destination weddings. Information card – too much information to fit on your invitation? Then an information card is a great addition to include information about kids, food, or events the day after the wedding. Some stationers will be able to put together a nice little package deal for multiple cards. For