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September in the UK is Breast Cancer awareness month. Likewise, October in the USA is Breast Cancer awareness month. Any bride planning a wedding in either months. They can incorporate the pink ribbon theme idea into their wedding day. Couples can start with their wedding invitations.

You can make your own pink ribbon wedding invitations. The do it yourself approach will not only be personal and hand make. The invite will be sent with love and lots of thought going into the making of the cards.
The cost of making your own invitations will also be considerable less than purchasing ready made arrivals from a stationers. Brides can save even more money. You can use just a plain white single card with your wedding words on the front of the invitation. In the middle of the invite tie a bright. Vibrant pink ribbon around the middle of the invitation.

A simple and elegant and inexpensive invitation. Another idea would be a plain pink single card. Couples can choose a pink polka dot border around all the edges. Then place the wedding words inside the border. Some websites you can download free wedding invitations. This is a good way to keep your invitation cost down. I would suggest practicing your designs with normal paper before printing off the cards. The cost of the ink and paper will be a minimum cost in comparison to ordering in store with a stationers. Another idea to raise awareness. You could try and draw a line of pink ribbons across the center of the invite. A simple wedding invitation could be written across the top.

At the foot of the page you can write the date and the couples names. Couples could choose a pink invite. Place a white insert into the center of the invite. The insert could have been drawn or picture or photo of a pink ribbon. On the back of the card you could paste your printed words. You can also purchase your breast cancer wedding invitations from local stockists. Each time the breast caner invite is sold. The stationers generally give a small donation to breast cancer research campaign.

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Source by Kate LL Anderson