Custom Invitations

Just as preparing for this special day in your lives is sure to be a joyful time of anticipation and excitement, there is also sure to be a seemingly endless list of details to consider and decisions to be made. This guide is designed to assist you through the process of working with us to design and create your hand-made invitations and other wedding details with elegance and style.

Your wedding stationery is the most important detail your guests will see prior to your wedding day, their first glimpse into the wedding day of your dreams. What do you want your invitations to say about you? Any stationery company can offer you hundreds of lovely choices. But if what you're looking for is simething truly unique, an invitation that you've had a hand in creating, look no further than Serendipity Design.

The first step in desigining your invitations is the initial consultation. It is during this first meeting that we will discuss the tone and style of your wedding and view invitations samples as well as color, paper, and embellishment choices. This first consultation, as well as any follow up consultations , are provided to you at no cost.

Our best advice to couples who are considering hand-made invitations is to plan on meeting with is well in advance of your wedding date - if possible, five to six months prior. While this may seem like a very long time, arriving art a design that fits the style of your celebration, choosing colors and papers, deciding on the final wording, and creating samples can be a time-consuming process.

Also, if you have already chosen a color scheme for your wedding details such as bridesmaid's dresses, flowers, etc. It is always helpful to bring along any swatches of fabric, ribbons, or papers that you are already using. And if you have ideas in mind that you would like to incorporate into your final design, we encourage you to bring them along with you as well. Finally, it is extremely helpful if you have already determined what your invitation budget will be prior to the first consultation, as well as the general idea of how many invitations you will need. This will ensure that our design team understands any limitations before we begin designing a stationery set that is more elaborate than your budget will allow.