Royal Wedding Invitations

Royal wedding invitations are very popular when there is royal wedding, is every brides dream to have fairytale royal wedding.

With all the attention given to William and Kate’s wedding, you can be sure brides to be will be emulating the royal wedding for months, if not years, to come. And why not; isn’t every bride deserving of the title ‘princess’ on her big day?

If you are looking for affordable and elegant royal wedding invites then the above wedding invitations and more collection at our affiliate store might be just want you looking for to have your own royal wedding invite.

If a wedding is in your future and a royal wedding is what you desire, you cannot compromise on any detail. From the invitations to the after dinner mints, everything about your royal wedding must be absolutely royal.

In most people’s minds, royal wedding invitations are for the nuptials of actual ‘blue-blooded’ royalty. And ‘most people’ would be correct. But royal wedding invites can also be used for an exquisite and formal wedding. In other words, it’s not about who the bride and groom are, but rather the style in which they say ‘I do’.

Anyone who has planned a wedding knows how much goes on behind the scenes long before the invitations go out. That invitation, though, is the first impression your family and friends get of your wedding, so if royal is what you want, royal wedding cards are what your guests should receive.

Royal wedding invitations….

• Should be engraved rather than printed.

• Should be done on cotton, linen or crepe paper and will never include a watermark picture.

• Should use a distinctively elegant or regal font; nothing folksy or cute.

• Should consist of an outer envelope and inner envelope containing the actual invitation, and the R.S.V.P. card and envelope (addressed and stamped).

• Should use engraved envelopes as well, or at the very least, printed. No laser printed directions to the venue should be included.

The wording of a royal wedding invitation is important; it needs to convey the elegance and formality of your royal-style wedding. This translates into covering the ‘who, what, when and where’ without trendy wording. Royal wedding invites hosed by the bride’s parents should read along the lines of…

• Mr. and Mrs. (names) request the honor of your presences at the marriage of their daughter…

• Your presence is honorably requested by (bride’s parent’s name) at the marriage of their daughter to (groom’s name)…

Royal wedding invitations for the wedding of a couple who is paying for the wedding will include phrases such as…

• The honor of your presence is requested for the exchanging of vows…

• You are most cordially invited to join (bride’s name followed by groom’s name) as they exchange vows to become husband and wife…

Other information to be included in the body of a royal wedding invitation is the date, time and location of the ceremony with all numbers being written in word form. The lower left-hand corner should indicate the RSVP date and the right-hand corner should clearly state the dress ‘code’ for guests.

The look and feel of a royal wedding needs to carry forward to the guests’ attire, so formal dress is non-negotiable. Royal wedding invites will set the tone for a day fit for any princess-real or not.