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Wedding invitations and stationery in the Var

From the save the date to the place cards, your stationery gives guests a first glimpse of your wedding and guides them on the day.

Book 6 to 9 months ahead

Wedding table laid with menus and bouquets

Invitations and stationery in the Var

Our directory of invitations and stationery in the Var is still being put together. In the meantime, the advice below will help you choose well.

The timeline

  • The save the date: nine to twelve months ahead, especially if your guests are travelling from afar.
  • The invitation: four to six months ahead.
  • The on-the-day items: menus, place cards, seating plan and order of service, finalised in the last month.

Our planning timeline places these steps within the planning as a whole.

Practical information

For a wedding in the Var, the invitation or the wedding website should give directions to the venue, nearby accommodation, railway stations and airports, and the programme for the weekend. Remember the dress code too: shoes suited to gardens, light outfits in summer.

A consistent look

A single visual identity, from the invitations to the menus, gives the decor a sense of unity. Olive branches, vines or lavender suit a wedding in Provence.

Frequently asked questions

When should we send our wedding invitations?
Four to six months ahead, preceded by a save the date nine to twelve months ahead if your guests are travelling from afar.
What should go on a wedding invitation?
The date, the venues and times, directions, nearby accommodation, the RSVP deadline and a link to the wedding website.
Do we need a wedding website?
It is very handy for keeping information, RSVPs and accommodation in one place, especially for a wedding far from home.

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