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From quality print wedding invitations, wedding stationery sets (with save the dates, rsvp cards, wedding invitation cards and bridal shower invitations), paper goods, signs and laser cut items, it’s sometimes confusing for engaged couples to know where to start.
Kate from Bluebelle Studio prides herself on offering custom design services to bring her clients’ vision to life with letterpress, white ink laser-cut, foiling, engraving and printed wood modern production processes.
We asked Kate for her best advice and top tips for sourcing, planning and ordering all your wedding stationery needs.
One of the smartest decisions you can make at the start of your wedding planning is to invest time in setting up a personal wedding website. Because it’s not only your wedding guests who’ll benefit from it!
While the best wedding website builders can definitely make it easier for your family and friends to access all of the information they need any time they need it, the more advanced ones will also help you plan every last detail of your special day more efficiently (i.e. less hours and cash spent by you) and with a lot less duplication of contact details, RSVP frustration and confusion all ‘round.
Your wedding day is likely to be one of the most significant events in your life, and the wedding vendors you choose to book and trust play a crucial role in bringing your vision to life. While most wedding professionals are talented, reliable, and genuinely care about your big day, there are unfortunately some who fall well short of expectations.
After speaking with thousands of couples as a celebrant and hearing both triumph and horror stories on our Unbridely Modern Wedding Planning podcast, we've compiled the 5 most common red flags to watch out for when hiring your wedding dream team.
Spotting these warning signs early can save you from a lot of stress, disappointment, and potentially, a lot of money too.
Gone are the days when wedding success was measured by the number of guests you host. Couples are embracing the "less is more" philosophy with open arms, trading in 100+ family and friends for more intimate gatherings that pack a serious emotional punch. Micro-weddings, typically defined as celebrations with 50 or fewer guests, have evolved from a pandemic necessity to the intentional first choice for modern couples everywhere.
But what's driving this shift toward smaller celebrations? Is it just about saving money, or is there something else going on? At Unbridely, we've witnessed this transformation firsthand, and we're here to break down why these pocket-sized parties are creating such massive waves in the wedding world.
For some couples, wedding planning is less about ticking boxes and more about creating something that feels unmistakably you. You might feel the pull to put your own personal stamp on things and make creative decisions for your wedding that resonate with your values and loves, whether that be particular colours, aesthetics, fonts, pets, photos or even a monogram.
If that sounds like you, designing your own wedding invitations can be one of the most satisfying parts of the process. Not only because it is the cheapest option, but because it gives you a chance to shape the look and feel of your wedding from the very beginning. It can also be a lifesaver if you are planning on a shorter timeline and need something customised and beautiful, fast.