This and That Creations: Information Cards ~ Wedding Invitation Set

When you're picking out your wedding invitations, or if you're going with us you'd be designing your wedding invitations, you are asked the normal who, what, when, and where questions. Whether we are meeting with a new couple, or creating a new invitation set for someone across the country, we always have our couple's fill out a bridal form to pin point the details. Amongst these ceremony questions, are also questions concerning the details of the RSVP card, hotel card or accomodation card, direction card and possibly a registry card. All of this information is not only important for your guests to know, but also a nice gesture of information to incorporate in an invitation to a big event.

Many times some or all of these usual suspects, better known as cards, (hotel, direction, etc.) just don't fit the bill, so that's where the information card comes into play. Lately, we've either been encountered with our couples having an ample amount of information leading them to have 2-3 information cards other than their reply card or on the other hand, we will have some couples only needing 1 card with the lowdown of 3...what to do???!!! It's simple friends...an information card.

Having a card simply labeled "INFORMATION", "THE NEWS", THE FEED" or however you wanna say it, we can create this card to cover your key information. Even if you don't have an exorbitant amount of information but you need your "choice" messages and instructions expressed to your guests it can be done on an info card. Look at some examples below of different information cards we've created in the past:

Our "Ticket to Broadway" wedding invitation set had a Broadway theme which was carried over to each card included in the set. We designed an information card which was dually labeled "Broadway pass" a bit of fun play with the wording:)

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The next invitation set named "Colors of the Hydrangea also had an information card. The couple, who was married at the Ocean Pines Yacht Club in Berlin, Maryland, wanted the hotel information and directions included on one card. Ask, and you shall receive!!!

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Information cards are also perfect for destination weddings. A lot of times with a destination wedding you may have a weekend of activities planned for you and your guest. Supply them with a single card listing when and where they can meet you for some pre or post wedding fun. We did just that for two of our couples who both had a Miami Beach, Florida destination wedding.

Our "Destination Miami" invitation was simply titled "Info". Listed on this white card with blue shimmer border is directions, suggested hotels and a little note to their guests to make sure they take advantage of their time away and get in some rays while they celebrate this little wedding vaca.

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Our second destination couple picked our "Tiffany's at the Beach" invitation for their Miami wedding. Their information card was named "Festivities". Listed on this card was information such as their welcome party, wedding day, farewell brunch and wedding website.