(1) When creating your invitations get a final proof with all
pieces included in the envelope. Take the envelope to the post office and check
the mailing price of the stamp that you will need. Many standard invitations
are $.65 to mail for a wedding invitation. Based on the style, size, and weight
of the invitation this price my increase the cost of mailing your invitation.
(2) It’s never too early to find out the details and
requirements to obtain your marriage license for the location that you will be
married in. When you apply for your marriage license you will do so based on
the location of your venue. You may be getting married in the city, however
live in the county. Your marriage license would be for the city
(3) You cannot legally get married without your marriage license
on hand. Give this license to your wedding planner either at the rehearsal or
on the morning of the wedding. It is also important that once the license is
signed that you have a dedicated individual that will be responsible in keeping
the license for you. Usually a parent is the best option for this.
(4) Keep good track of the RSVPs that you receive using a
program like Excel. This gives you the ability to sort your list in many
options and create your floor plan and seating chart.
(5) If you are leaving for your honeymoon the next day or just
do not want to deal with the hassle of collecting items following the wedding
day designate a family member to handle specific items at the end of the
evening. For example, the sand ceremony vases, memorial candle, etc…
