Casual Correspondence
For a less formal feel, consider forgoing the traditional wording on your invitation and, instead, send out something that more resembles a letter. Why not hand write each of your invitations, addressing guests by their first names, and signing each one from the bride's parents. It was the first indication to guests of what an intimate, individualized affair it is going to be.
A great way to add a little custom flair while simultaneously saving a bit of money is to double up on your menu cards and place cards. Have a calligrapher add the name of each guest to the top of her menu cards in a larger script so guests will know where to sit. That way the menus pull double duty and guests have personalized keepsakes to take home with them.
I hope that these and all of my tips are helpful to each of you. If you ever have a question, whether I am your planner or florist or not please do not hesitate to call.
Clay
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