Creating Your Own Wedding Letters ......

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After reading the book "The Wedding Letters" by Jason.F. Wright , I decided that I loved the idea so much and they had a how-to guide in the back that I would let all my readers in on how to write and create your very own Wedding Letter album.

Tips for Assembling Your Own Wedding Letters Gift:
Do you have a friend of family member getting married ? Consider these suggestions as you prepare a gift they will cherish for a lifetime.
  • A Wedding Letter is a personal note of love , encouragement, and congratulations to the bride and groom as they celebrate their wedding. The letters can be typed , but if you are like me then you'd probably prefer handwritten letters which adds that personal touch that most of us prefer.
  • Start planning ahead , allow plenty of time before the actual wedding to get the letters together as this will give you enough time to gather the letters from friends and family, as it's never to early to start preparing.
  • Take special care to invite both friends and family from both sides of the bride and groom;s to submit their contributions to a Wedding Letters gift. If you only know one side well, consider finding a project partner to solicit and gather letters from the other side. The letters can be joined in the book at any time.
  • Whether or not your Wedding Letters gift is a surprise, arrange for the letters to come directly to you, and not to the bride and groom or others who might be busy with other planning responsibilities.
  • Suggest to the contributors they write uplifiting and hopeful letters, not lengthy lists of do's and don'ts.
  • Suggest a deadline for contributons, but be flexible and patient.
  • If your budget alllows , consider printing and providing custom stationey to those who you invite to contribute letters.
  • Gather the letters in a ring binder or clear-file and consider safe-guarding them. A Leather binder with the couple's names and wedding date engraved on the cover is a personalised look and an elegant sophisticated option. Other options could include, presenting the letters in a professionally bound book or unbound in an attractive gift box
  • Most importantly , Don't forget to contribute your own Wedding Letters.

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