Lost for words - Wedding Invites

Here are a few examples of wedding invites that you can use for your invitation, feel free to adapt them to your requirements.

Make your own wedding rings

The Mid Cornwall School of Jewellery offers couples getting married a great opportunity - to make your own wedding rings.  And it can be done in only one day.

And it doens't have to end there.  Fancy a Hen do with a difference?  You can book a day or two at the school with your friends and make your own wedding jewellery under the experienced eye of your tutor - Sarah Drew.

Wedding Gift Lists

Not quite sure about how to ask for certain wedding gifts for your wedding?  Well, online Wedding Gift Lists are the answer.  Easy to set up and manage it affords the wedding couple the peace of mind of knowing that the gifts they receive will definitely be used and not stowed in the loft for the next 20 years.  And there is also not the worry of certain items being bought twice.

We have listed two Wedding Gift List Websites that covers a range of gifts:

 Wedding Favours

                       
Struggling to find the perfect Wedding Favour to hand out to your family and friends?  Look no further than Viola Bomboniere.  Traditional Handmade Bomboniere for any special occasion, a symbol of good fortune for your wedding day to show appreciation and thanks to your guests.

They come in a variety of colours and styles to match your colour scheme. 

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Save the Date Magnets

Make sure your guests save your special date with unique and original Save The Date Magnets! Perfect for out of town weddings and for guests who will need to make travel arrangements in advance. Sending them out 6 - 12 months before your wedding will increase your number of RSVP's considerably, ensuring that all your guests can share your special day!

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Arum Lily Candle Stand

Pass this idea on to your decor designer, or have fun creating this yourself. All you need is an A2 size tracing paper, sea sand and a candle. Take the tracing paper and roll it into a cone shape and sticky tape the bottom closed. Cut the top part of the paper to look symmetrical on both sides and the centre will form a sharp point to the top. Place the cone into a cylindrical or square stand.

Fill the bottom of the cone with the sea sand and stick the candle into the sand. Drape flowers or leaves around the bottom and place it at the centre of the table or where you want to add a bit of warm romantic light at the reception area.