Thank you for choosing InviteSite as the printer of your announcements. We are well-known for Do-It-Yourself kits which you print and assemble yourself.

If you want suggestions to get inspiration for the wording on your invitation, we offer some examples on our site.

1. Text to be put on the invitation and rsvp card including ornament number if you chose to have one. On the rsvp, please remember to include a date you want your guests to reply by.

2. Font name. (For recommended typefaces, click here)

3. Return address for the mailing envelope(BACK FLAP) and (FRONT) rsvp envelope.

Send an email to patrick@invitesite.com with your information and we will make a draft for you to proof and send a pdf file to you via e-mail (or fax if you prefer). Please print out the proof when you receive it and look through it carefully! Make sure all names and addresses are correct and the typesetting is how you like it. PLEASE CHECK AND HAVE SOMEONE ELSE CHECK WITH YOU. This prevents mistakes. Mistakes are expensive!!!

If there are any changes you'd like to have us make, send us an e-mail with the changes, or make the changes on the fax and send it back to us at 626-793-4608.

*PLEASE NOTE* Due to cost of our labor and the number of orders we receive, we cannot make revisions more than three times per order, so please proofread all of the text and be absolutely sure of your font choice.

THE TIMELINE for finishing your order depends upon our working together. We generally can print offset within four business days of your approval of final wording. For letterpress, this time frame is nine business days. Once printed, your order goes to shipping and usually shipping takes one or two days in California, up to six business days to the East coast. Please refrain from arranging a day for friends and family to come over to help you assemble the invitations until AFTER you receive the package. We here at Invitesite do everything we can to complete and send out your invitations as soon as possible, however we are not responsible for shipment delays while it is in transit.

-Patrick
Invitesite.com