Question 1

When should I use a blank invitation card?

Accepted Answer

When you want to write your own wording rather than use a set phrase, when the occasion is unusual and has no template of its own, or when you want to print the card and add the name by hand. It also suits invitations whose text changes from one guest to the next. Andalusi has blank cards in a range of borders and colours.

Question 2

What must I not forget when filling a blank card?

Accepted Answer

Five elements the invitation is incomplete without: the host's name, the occasion, the day and date, the time, and the venue with its location. The two most often forgotten are the precise location and a line for confirming attendance. Write the date in both numerals and words so it cannot be misread. Andalusi's blank cards mark space for each of these.

Question 3

How do I lay out the text inside a blank card?

Accepted Answer

Put the occasion at the top set large, then the host's name, then the date and time in the middle, then the venue at the foot. Use two or three sizes at most and a single font, and leave a margin of at least a tenth of the card's width around the text. Andalusi's blank cards come with the spacing already set.

Question 4

Which occasions need an invitation with its own wording?

Accepted Answer

Occasions with no ready template, such as a retirement, a small opening, a get-together or a meal with no set name; invitations whose text changes from one guest to the next, as with official guests; and invitations carrying unusual details such as a dress code or a timed programme. Andalusi has blank invitation cards in both formal and friendly registers.

Blank Invitation Cards to Fill In Yourself

Blank Invitation Cards

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