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Sending out your wedding invitations is a big step in the exciting preparation process. There are some points of etiquette you should abide by, so the staff at Marians Catering in Wahiawa, HI answer common questions here. From catering and ceremony details to the basic dates, providing clear, comprehensive information will ensure your guests will know what to expect.

3 Wedding Invitation Etiquette Questions Answered

1. When Should Invitations Go Out?

Earlier is always better. You should give guests no less than 4 month’s notice to give them time to make travel and hotel arrangements. If you’re doing a destination wedding, allow guests at least 6 months in advance to book, so send invitations out at least 10 months before the date. Including an RSVP card is also polite and will help you account for meals when working with a catering service.

2. Should I Include Dress Code Details?

catering-marians-cateringWhether traditional or unique, if your wedding has a theme with a dress code, guests should know. Briefly lay out your wishes on the invitation; phrases can be as simple as “formal attire” or “traditional attire.” If you’re using a beach or outdoor setting that allows for more casual clothing, explain so guests don’t overdress.

3. Which Ceremony Details Should I Include?

Outline the different stages of the ceremony as well as where they’ll be held. If your wedding ceremony and reception are at separate places, list times and locations. Also include details like catering services and special meal requests, so any dietary accommodations can be made ahead of time.

Wedding invitations are just one detail among a hundred to sort out, which is why you should leave catering planning to the experts at Marians Catering. With over 60 years of experience, they offer a variety of services for Oahu events and parties, and are committed to ensuring you and your guests have delicious Hawaiian, Japanese, or international food for the occasion. Call (808) 621-6758 today to speak with their staff about party or wedding catering, and visit their website to learn more about their services.

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