Most couples will need a core set of wedding stationery including save the dates, wedding invitations, RSVP cards, and on-the-day items such as menus, place cards, and table plans. After the wedding, thank you cards are also commonly sent. You can explore more detailed breakdowns in our wedding planning blog posts.

Save the dates are typically sent 12 months before the wedding, while wedding invitations are usually sent 8 weeks before the big day. Destination weddings often require earlier timelines. Timing can vary depending on your guest list and wedding style.

A wedding invitation should include your names, wedding date, venue details, ceremony time, and RSVP information. Many couples also include additional details cards for dress codes, accommodation, or transport information.

A wedding stationery suite refers to all matching stationery items used across your wedding, including invitations, RSVP cards, menus, place cards, signage, order of service, and thank you cards. Matching designs help create a cohesive wedding theme.

Most couples choose a theme based on their venue, season, or personal style. Popular options include floral, rustic, modern minimalist, and botanical designs. Our blog covers wedding styling ideas and stationery trends to help guide your decision.

On-the-day stationery such as menus, seating plans, and place cards is not essential, but it is highly recommended for guest experience and organisation. It also helps tie your overall wedding design together visually.

Consistency is key. Using matching colours, fonts, and design elements across all stationery ensures a cohesive look from invitations through to on-the-day items and thank you cards.

Yes. Modern wedding stationery is highly customisable and can include personalised wording, guest names, meal choices, and bespoke design elements such as hand-drawn venue illustrations.