Standard Printing: Our standard printing option uses high-resolution, digital color to print complex, flat images with excellent quality, vivid color, and sharp details.

Printing Type: At Minted, we offer several printing types to suit your wedding aesthetic and budget.

Take advantage of Minted's many personalization options and tools to finalize a design that is truly one-of-a-kind. The collection is constantly being refreshed and updated, which means you'll find stylish, complementary pieces to create a wedding invitation suite that's personal and unique to you.

Minted carries close to 500 different RSVP card designs. Select something that beautifully complements your wedding invitation without necessarily matching the design exactly. Or, mix things up by choosing a different design for each piece of the wedding stationery. All of Minted's wedding invitations are designed with matching RSVP cards, as well as matching direction cards, reception cards, belly bands, wedding websites, ceremony programs, escort and place cards, table numbers, menus, favor tags, and thank you cards. It doesn’t hurt to include your phone number and email address on the RSVP, as well.For a stylish, cohesive look to your wedding invitation suite, choose an RSVP design that perfectly matches your wedding invitation colors, fonts, and design motifs. Include all necessary details about dress code, parking, and directions.It will prevent people from having to go to the mail twice, and it will help you stay organized. You may find it easier to include the choice of entrées with the RSVPs.Checkboxes are a classic choice for this. There should be an option to accept and attend, or decline.The time and date of the ceremony should be the next thing that’s emphasized. Or include the French phrase it’s derived from (with an English translation, of course)! So many brides overlook this small but significant detail.

Emphasize the RSVP aspect of the invitation.Some people don’t even know what RSVP stands for! In case you need a refresher, RSVP is the abbreviation of the French phrase: Répondez s’il vous plaît. What to Include on Your Wedding RSVP Cardīelieve it or not, people are more oblivious to the RSVP process than you’d think. Regardless of how you send, if you’re having a wedding reception, your RSVPs should be concise. But these days, more and more brides are opting to send RSVPs by email. If you sent Save-the-Date memos in the mail, you should also mail out your RSVP invitations.īrides traditionally mail RSVP invitations through the post office. You want to give them ample time to plan so they can make the trip in for your big day.īe consistent with how you notify people about your big day. Some guests on your list may live farther than most. You also want to make note of people’s locations. Make a copy of the list, and keep a checklist of the RSVP invitations you’ve already sent out. You’re going to want to number your guest list (we’ll explain why later). If you previously compiled a guest list when you mailed out your Save-the-Date memos, great! It shouldn’t be hard to compile your RSVP invitation list! Invitees should have received Save-the-Date memos even earlier. Ideally, they should go out 8 weeks before the reception. RSVP invitations should go out no less than 6 weeks before the wedding.

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