Most couples want their wedding to be perfect, down the very last detail. They spend hours agonizing over cake flavors, floral arrangements, and a whole lot more. But stationery is one wedding element that some couples seem to rush?and it happens to be very important.
It can be very easy for couples to simply write up their wedding day info and send it to the printer without a second look. However, proper spelling and grammar are essential for all your wedding stationery! It?s always best to look again for typos, incorrect information, and common grammar mistakes?like the ones below!
Homophones
Most people spend a lot of time in school learning the different meanings of various homophones. By the time we reach adulthood, we should know the difference between ?there,? ?their,? and ?they?re? or ?your? and ?you?re.? However, our lightning-fast fingers on the keyboard (and the fact that Microsoft Word reads all those words as correct) can often lead to an embarrassing mistake. When you?re designing your wedding invitation (see what I did there"), it?s important that you double- and triple-check your use of the commonly-swapped words. Also, pay attention to words that are less common in everyday language, but very common on wedding invites; requesting the honor of your guests? ?presence? and ?presents? are two very different things!
RSVP

The phrase RSVP is such a common part of our vernacular that most people don?t actually know what it stands for anymore (the way the LOL...