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Wedding ideas are bountiful. Everyone has his or her own idea about what would be best for a particular wedding situation. Unfortunately, they aren’t “you.” Your wedding arrangements aren’t to be dictated by “everyone else.” It should be as unique as you.

A Common Wedding Idea

With that in mind, one thing that is used by nearly all soon to be wed couples is Save the Date wedding magnets. No doubt you are familiar with them, but for the rare few that aren’t, Save the Date magnets are personalized refrigerator style magnets that you send out prior to the actual wedding invitations. On the magnets you note the date of your wedding, along with a beautiful photograph of your choice. They allow people, especially those who live out of town, to begin making arrangements for motels, time off of work, and other organizational aspects of their busy lives. Everyone appreciates the fact that you give them an early “heads up.’ When they get the real invitation, they can already be prepared.

Personalize It

Now, back to the personalized aspect. You might browse the internet and find dozens of suppliers of Save the Date wedding magnets, but not all of them allow you to design them from the ground up. Many companies require that you use their stock backgrounds and text with your photograph. You wedding magnet will look just like the person that ordered before you…but with a different picture on it. How unique is that? Not very.

You may have a particular theme for your wedding that you want reflected in your magnets, and even the wedding invitations themselves. A company that allows you the opportunity to design it just the way you wish is the place from which to buy. Obviously there will be a few restrictions, but those are generally because of technical aspects of the printing process, etc. If the business you are dealing with has professional graphic artists on staff (and a good company will) they can guide your through the process and help you avoid any pitfalls.

Bottom Line

The bottom line is this. It’s your wedding, and ever part of it should be what you want. Don’t let your Save the Date magnets look like everyone else’s. Be creative. Be unique. Contact a reliable, experienced company and make sure yours are just what you want.

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Source by Andrew Barber