Wedding

[star2]

Is it ok to email weddinginvitations?

[ummmm]

It's fine, imo.

[mikey4444]

NO...of course not !

[Retrochic]

You are a bit behind the times buenochico. I'm going to a very fancy wedding in may - invitations were designed on line by the bride and groom with individual printed names and then printed and delivered to bride to be addressed by hand. Certainly NOT £5 each. Oh and I have never come across a wedding number one where the parents were not invited considering they are often expected to contribute!

[ichkeria]

If I received a wedding invitation by email I would not be offended, personally speaking, but honoured.
Then again society seems to think you have to spend a fortune on wedding day. Doesn't seem to have helped the divorce rate.

[jno]

depends on how many people going and how old they are, I expect. All 20-year-olds is probably fine. Older people or more traditionally-minded ones might like a printed invitation as a souvenir. They don't have to be expensive unless you've got a four-figure guest list.

[ichkeria]

You can always print your email off and keep it :-)

[ludwig]

If you want to keep it traditional, you should send invitations through the post. If you're not bothered about that, you can do what you like. Your wedding, your rules.

[douglas9401]

Sending invitations by email will save money which can put towards absolute essentials like little net bags of sugared almonds and fascinators.

[pourrat]

well, it would be nicer if you sent them by post, but it's not a crime. if it's someone living abroad and you know it will take a couple of weeks for the letter to be delivered, then why not?