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Wedding invitations are sent usually about four to six weeks before the big day. They are often ordered with a specialized printing and sellers are typically sent in double envelopes. Some variants contain a self-addressed, stamped postcard, thereby eliminating the need for the second envelope. Ultra-modern variants simply continue to ask the recipient to RSVP by telephone. Ah, how times change.
For the 14th century, weddings were announced by the town criers. How literacy by proliferated out of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance to the invitations have been used to declare the engagement and wedding of upper-class families. In the 16th century, weddings were announced in local newspapers and newspapers. With the advent of metal-plate engravings, a new refinement in the wedding invitations had arrived.
In the 17th century, advanced lithographic printing face once again. This chemical process engraving and printing still required hand-delivery by courier. A double envelope was used to protect an invitation from any damage. This tradition remains to this day. After World War II, print invitations have become more affordable, particularly with the advent of the thermometer, also known as the poor engraving method.
On the wedding is, of course, custom to invite relatives, friends and colleagues. It is important, invitations are sent at the time, about one month before the deadline, and two months, when it comes to the place of marriage. This allows the couple to confirm the presence and arrange for the necessary seating and meet the menu. The supplier must have a precise count, in order to ensure sufficient food and beverages to entertain guests. Some accessories can be an invitation, in order to – as map location, accommodation information, and receiving cards – to ensure guests can find and prepare for the wedding.
Wedding invitations must be respected and during the ceremony which was held sacred. It is important guests arrive on time and that only invited guests attend. Guests have the following rules for polite society and stay silent during the ceremony. As weddings are not off-hand matter, it is important that they go smoothly, without interruption or complications.
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