Use Facebook Instead Of Sending Wedding Invitations
Posted by: Catherine | Filed in: Relationships
11:30AM, Tuesday June 10th 2008
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Weddings are expensive, that’s a fact. But there are some things you can do to keep the costs down. Alicia Rockmore, the CEO of an organizational company, says no one looks at invitations, and you should just have them printed online or send email invitations. Cheap invites are one thing, but email invitations? I think it’s bad enough when I find out my friends are engaged by looking at their Facebook pages. Read the article if you’re actually planning your wedding and want more tips that may or may not be useful. [WDSU]
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Deirdre
wrote on June 10 2008: [report]
There are going to be a lot of unemployed calligraphers in a few years!
Catherine
wrote on June 10 2008: [report]
For real.
Richard
wrote on June 11 2008: [report]
Alicia might has well suggest to have a webcast wedding to save a lot of money and aggravation for her guests. Call me old-fashioned, but I’d much rather receive a paper invitation than an eInvite. A sad commentary on reducing interpersonal relationships to a listing on Facebook.
Kendol
wrote on June 11 2008: [report]
Hi Catherine.
I totally agree, Facebook definately takes the class and romance out of any wedding or special event.
The truth is, emails are definately a lot more convenient then a traditional wedding invitation and in today’s digital, fast paced world, time is a rare commodity.
We have come up with a balance of style and convenience and designed online wedding invitations for our website (http://www.myinvites.com), and since our website launch 9 months ago, wedding, engagement and baby shower invites have been the biggest occassions with over 45% of events falling in this category
We believe our invites are a lot more tasteful and elegant then a plain text email. Please feel free to view our wedding invitations on http://www.myinvites.com, and maybe you might change your point of view about online invitations.