Frequently Asked Questions

One month is ideal. It gives time to set seating chart and purchase party favors.

Yes, almost all invitations can be customized to reflect your style and colors.

Many invitation vendors will provide a generic sample at no cost. If you want a custom sample a fee will be involved.

Most vendors require a 50 piece minimum. There are some vendors that will provide a 25 piece minimum.

These are fees that most vendors charge to create a mock up of your invitation. Each time a change is made additional fees apply.

I accept all major credit cards, checks or cash. Final payment is required prior to invitations being mailed.

If your child is attending their friend’s affair, generally a check in the amount of $36 (double Chai) is a nice gift (or a multiple of Chai - $18), depending on how close the friendship. Some families offer checks, tributes, donations, or purchase presents, again depending on whether it is a relative or friend, closeness of the two families, or how many people are attending from your family. Religious items, such as menorahs are also nice gifts.

Invitations usually go out out six to eight weeks before the event. This gives guests plenty of time to make travel arrangements or move things around in their schedule to allow for their attendance. If the event is a destination event, or if you have out-of-the-country guests, invitations may be mailed prior to the 6-8 week timeline.

We recommend ordering the invitations 4-5 months before your event. You can save a lot of stress by ordering them well in advance.

Your invitations make the first impression with your guests, and they should reflect the tone of your event. They will show whether the event will be formal or informal. If you are having a themed celebration, it's nice to choose an item that will coordinate with this theme.

I am conveniently located on Congress Avenue just north of Clint Moore Road. I am in the Beacon Square Professional Campus 7805 NW Beacon Square Blvd. Suite 203

No, you don’t. It is recommended when your event is scheduled over a holiday weekend or when your child may have friends that have events planned on the same date.

You should plan on about 10% over what you think you need.

It is always a good idea to have 20-25 extra envelopes on hand in case of mistakes.

Invitations should be mailed 6-8 weeks prior to the event. In the case of a holiday weekend you can mail 10 weeks prior.