Get me to the church on time.

Used to be that couples would have to spend hours at the printers choosing the style and text for their wedding invitations from huge volumes of confusing styles and shapes — then they’d have to return a few weeks later for the proofs before final approval. That where they’d find the mistakes. Like my friends Jack and Betty. Turns out the printer had “Jerk” printed on the first run of invitations. Although he was one, this was not the place in which to announce it. Betty found out two years later when she met Jerk’s other wives.

Wedding Invitations come in a variety of styles, sizes, and types.

Now you can order invitations online and zoom in to review and fine tune every detail. And on your own time, not when you’re rushed and half-paying attention because your blood sugar tanked and your mother-in-law to be wants you to wear gold lame’ shoes and a tiara and she’s sitting next to you in a sequined jumpsuit pointing to the tackiest invitations you’ve ever seen.

Non-traditional invitations are stunning. Like these from Designer Jean M. Check out the zoom feature on the jpg. Nice, huh?