What can you do if you already Printed your Wedding Invitations but you need to change the Wedding Date?
488819
Print new invites if they haven't been mailed.  If not, do the line-out method.  Labels will look tacky, so I recommend avoiding that.  If they have already been mailed, you'll have to print an amendment card for everyone.  Something simple that just says "Please note the date of Jan & Joe's wedding is now January 1st, 2007.  All other details remain the same."  You could even include an apology and a 'we hope to see you there'.  : )
171778
I think your looking to copy as a new to do.\nWhen you have the email highlighted or open\nClick on the < Copy To New > button.\nand select either New To Do or New Calendar Entry.\nWhich ever is more appropriate.
345651
You have three options:\n\n1. get your wedding planner/coordinator to do it\n2. some caterers often handle decorations of the wedding reception\n3. ask your friends, sibling/s to pitch in
1175655
the date format might be changed \n\nit might be mm/dd/yyyy\n\nthen marry her on 13th of april in 2007\n\nsam ;)
700677
I'm not sure what to name your wedding planner services but a suggestion would be something that starts with an "A" or some numbers so that it is in the beginning of the section of weddding planners in your local telephone book so that people looking for such will call you before they call many others.  Example- A plan before you step wedding services.  I know that's corny but it's just an example LOL
194280
I make all my invitations (all occasions). Go to a craft store and buy blank greeting cards.  My handwriting is not so great so I buy stencils and stickers and just make them.  Not every invitation is the exact same that's what makes them unique. Have fun and be creative!
490610
The most polite way is spread by word of mouth through close family and friends - i.e. mothers, maid of honor, bridesmaids, siblings.\n\nThe next is through a website - The Knot is free.  Then put the website on the save-the-date.\n\nThe next is in the bridal shower invitation.\n\nIt is not at all appropriate to put it in the wedding invitation envelope at all.
22803
Get your location, set the date and time\nAsk your best friend if she'll stand up with you...the groom is on his own! Skipping the Bridesmaid Chorus line simplifies planning since you only have to shop for dress/shoes/hairstylist for yourself and one other girl. Find a photographer (try the local college...a senior photography student may be available on much shorter notice and will be thrilled at the opportunity)buy a bunch of one use cameras to let guests take pics, too.\n(If you have the wedding around 1 0r 2 in the afternoon, you can have just  champagne for the toast then cake, punch and finger foods without looking cheap at the reception, much easier than dealing with finding a caterer on such short notice)\nThe dresses should be chosen and ordered as soon as possible, to allow for any needed alterations.\nDo your invitations (Craft stores and office stores have some beautiful "do it yourself" invitation kits...get one more package than you think you'll need to allow for a couple getting messed up. Mail them 4 to 6 weeks before the wedding.\nVisit bakeries and grocery stores to choose and order your cake (many grocers can make a cake just as beautiful as the fanciest bakery for a fraction of the cost and in far less time)\nAlso at the craft store, they'll have pretty little favours and lots of different ways to decorate or package them. Consider the possibility of using silk flowers for decorations, then you'll only need a florist for the Bridal bouquet and groom's boutenierre (I'm sure that's spelled wrong.\nAll that should keep you busy until a month before the wedding... Get the rings and the license.Send the groom and his best man to get measured for their suits and to reserve the ones they choose (If you can't trust him to dress himself....?)Reserve a big punch bowl and glasses at a party rental place.\nGet the dresses so you can try on the shoes underthings with the dresses (you don't have time for mistakes or changing your mind!) make any needed appointment for hair and nails.\nBy now you should have some idea of your head count... buy the ingredients for punch, figure on a quart per person, plus a gallon to be safe. For the champagne one bottle per four guests should allow for two glasses of bubbly per person, plenty for the toast...you don't want folks tipsy in the middle of the day any way.\nHit a deli to order cold platters, they can advise better than I can what quantities you'll need....buy the pretty paper plates and napkins.\n\nOne week before the wedding, the bridal couple should go out and do something that has nothing at all to do with the wedding.\nBREATHE!\n\nAll my best wishes for a lovely day and a long and happy marriage.
386231
it depends on the type of printer you have- you should be able to open the lid of the printe and the cartiges will move to the middle- gently pull it out and just pop the new one in- plus- it should say on the box- once again it depends on the type of printer- i have an HP
814529
Try this "contact us" link on the website.  It is not specific about an address change, but they should be a little more helpful.
1067816
I would state the RSVP date in bold lettering.  Also, if you have specific details/directions include them.  That is the only way things will get done the way you want them to.
1061613
www.weddingcardshoppe.com\nlot's of latest and beautiful wedding invitations.
74196
It depends on what you would like to do.  If you want to change colors in the calendar, for example, you'd go to tools--> options --> calendar options and modify from there.  Pretty much any tools--> options choice will probably lead you to where you can modify most parts of Microsoft Outlook.  Good luck!
981863
What is the custom invitation written in?  or what is its file format?  That may give a better idea as to which program may be better to use for printing.  The program that creates the invitation impacts the printing along with the layout of the paper and how it must be fed through the printer.  \n\nI have done cards 4-up of similar size that I have created in Publisher and Word (Microsoft) for mailings, invitations, and presentation notes.
1138043
LISA, you can search every wedding invite in the free world or you can go to a printing company and have them custom made.  That way they are your very own, and no one could possibly have any like yours.  Another thing you could do id try to remember the book you found them in, and go to that site.  Perhaps they have a "contact us" section and tell them what you are looking for.  That is what the Bridal Mags are there for ... TO HELP YOU!!!  GOOD LUCK!!!!
643273
Don't listen to all these people.\nIt is probably a case of cold feet jitters-I went trough that right before my wedding too!\nJust talk to your intended and see how they feel, and just go with your gut. Remember, you can call it off at the altar if you like, but if you cancel now, it's definitely off.
307160
Try the links of this group.  If you don't see one that works for you, send a message to the group with location and date, someone will bite.\n\nhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/weddingofficiants/links\n(Individual site links are towards the bottom)