It isn't unusual for your "Please reply by" date to come and go without hearing from many of your guests. Getting your potential guests to respond to your RSVP request is the #1 complaint engaged couples have when planning their wedding. This post will help you better manage your guest list, and implement proper etiquette to collect late RSVPs so you can move on with the rest of your wedding planning.

Your wedding day is a celebration of love, unity, and the start of a beautiful journey together. What better way to mark this occasion than with invitations that reflect your unique style and personality? Well, here we thought this Charming Eucalyptus and Cream Custom Invitation Set was perfect for Jessie and Joe's Wedding at Phipps Conservatory and Oaklander Hotel in Pittsburgh.

We’re passionate about food, descriptive about food, we create food. We want to share with the world (and hope you would, too) what is being served for the night. I will say that a printed wedding menu card is necessary in any social setting involving a group of ten or more guests. We share 5 reasons why it's needed.

Believe it or not, it’s easy to forget the most simple items – such as the table number. Yet, this very item plays an integral part of the success of your dinner reception, if you want your guests to have a seat. Depending on the way your venue is setup, you’ll want each table to have a corresponding table number letting the guest know where to sit.

While assigning seats is the most tempting option to skip, there’s a reason skipping any sort of seating assignment isn’t very popular.

Your RSVPs are rolling in, you have your meal counts. Now you have to decide on what to do about the tiny card you need printed for your guests – and your wedding venue. Some call it place cards, while others call it escort cards. Either way, when creatively designed, they also serve as massive beautiful boards or wedding favors – tackling two items off your wedding “to-do” list!