
So you want to find your perfect wedding stationery, but there is so much choice. Where do you start? Sarah Alexis Stationery answers your paperie questions!
Sarah, founder of Sarah Alexis Stationery has always been creative, with a background as a Graphic Designer and a love of all things weddings, especially all things ‘paperie’.

Image by Discovery Photography
Plan your dates for sending your invitation – Ideally, your invitations need to be sent out 6 to 8 weeks before your reception venue requires final numbers. Remember to include RSVP information on your invitation.
Count your households – You don’t need an invitation per guest; check your guest list for couples and families.

Image by Discovery Photography
Check your proofs – Before your invitation order is printed, your stationer will send you a proof. Pay special attention to details such as date and time.
Check postage – Check with the post office the size and weight of your invitations before sending.

Image by Discovery Photography
Don’t forget your Day Stationery – Consider a suite of day stationery to match your invitations. These can include place cards, table numbers, menus and seating plans.

Image by Natalie Pluck Photography

Image by Martin Ker Photography (at The Spa Hotel, Saltburn)
Sarah confirms the top trends this coming season.
1. Botanical – Bursting with natural beauty, these botanical beauties are perfect for a boho chic wedding.
2. Watercolours – These elegant wedding invitations with script fonts are pretty and chic.

Image by Martin Ker Photography (at The Spa Hotel, Saltburn)
3. Rustic Charm – Whimsical, rustic and country style with pretty floral patterns, lace and twine, perfect for a relaxed and charming wedding.
4. Geometric Patterns – Bold, graphic wedding invitations are perfect for couples looking for a contemporary look to their wedding.

Find more about Sarah Alexis Stationery on her website here and her Facebook page here.
This article was taken from Kiss The Bride Magazine Issue 6 “Wander In Love”. Find more wedding inspiration and ideas here.
Credits:
Stationery – Sarah Alexis Stationery
Featured Photography – Natalie Pluck Photography – Discovery Photography – Martin Ker Photography