When should I send out my wedding invitations.
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If you think people need more time than this, then send out their invitations earlier or send out save the date cards as soon as you know your wedding date and location.
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FYI it is considered ettiquette to send invitations out eight weeks before the event.
Thanks - I wasn't quite sure what the etiquette on this was, and eight weeks is definitely not enough. Seems like a very short time, though.
The "save the date" cards may be the way I'll have to go - thank you for the suggestion.
Why not send them out with Christmas cards this year?
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Was just a suggestion especially since you mentioned guests will be coming in from a great distance.
Although I could send them out within the next few months, I was thinking that it was against common practice/etiquette to send them out that soon. Whenever I've received a wedding invitation, it's only been 2-3 months before the wedding date. Although I'm not a stickler for tradition, my concern is that people may forget to send out the RSVP (making it more difficult to finalize arrangements on my end), if I send out the invitations too early, or else say they are/aren't coming and then change plans at the last minute, again, making it more difficult on my end.
I know that sounds like a long time, but they're going a long way ;)
If it had been a location that was relatively local to all of your guests then I would have advised a couple of months, but obviously you will have family and friends with lots of different types of jobs (so might have different levels of complication getting time off work), different incomes (so some may have to spend longer than others to save up the travel costs) and the such like.
Your far-away-guests will really appreciate the extra time to prepare ;)
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