LetterSet guides
Wedding stationery, explained plainly.
Wording, etiquette, sizes, printing, and postage. Each guide answers one question, with examples you can use.
RSVP card wording examples for weddings
Formal, modern, and online RSVP card wording, plus the reply-by date to choose, how to ask about meals and guest numbers, and what the envelope needs.
Read the guide →Print guide · updated September 28, 2026Wedding invitation sizes, envelope sizes, and bleed explained
The standard wedding invitation is 5 × 7 inches in an A7 envelope. Sizes for every card, the matching envelopes, and how to set up bleed and safe margins.
Read the guide →Wording guide · updated September 28, 2026Wedding invitation wording examples for every family situation
Copy-ready wedding invitation wording for parents hosting, both families, the couple hosting, divorced or late parents, two brides or grooms, and casual weddings.
Read the guide →Timing guide · updated September 28, 2026When to send save-the-dates and wedding invitations
Send save-the-dates 6 to 8 months before the wedding and invitations 6 to 8 weeks before. A full timeline with a worked example and what each card must say.
Read the guide →Etiquette guide · updated September 28, 2026Whose name goes first on a wedding invitation?
Traditionally the bride's name goes first, even when the groom's parents host. What to do for two brides, two grooms, couple-hosted weddings, and envelopes.
Read the guide →Mailing guide · updated July 12, 2026Wedding invitation postage guide
Current USPS rates by weight, and the envelope shapes and add-ons that make an invitation cost more to mail.
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