Our Hand Lettered Couples Address Stamp is perfect for sending out all your wedding mail quickly and easily!

Ready to start your wedding prep and planning? Here’s our all-in-one guide on how rubber stamps can help:

Save the Date Stamps

Quickly and easily address all of your Save the Dates! This self-inking stamp model contains ink within the stamp body for quick, easy and mess-free stamping!

Check out all of our specialty Save the Date Stamps for more ways to create personalized Save the Dates on a budget!

Wedding Invitation Stamps

Accurately addressing your wedding invitations is an important step! An address stamp can ensure that your RSVPs get sent back to the right place while adding an adorable on-theme accent to each invite.

Pro Tip: Match your stamp ink color to your wedding color palette or theme! This wedding stamp is customizable with a variety of ink colors to choose from.

View all of our Wedding Invitation Stamps for more inspiration and custom invitation rubber stamp options!

Thank You Card Stamps

This stamp makes saying "thank you" easy after your I Dos! Simply stamp all of your outgoing Thank You Cards with your custom address stamp and send them out! Your personalized stamp will keep things on theme, even after the wedding!

Shop all of our Wedding Thank You Card Stamps for thank you craft stamps and more DIY options!

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How to: Create Affordable Wedding Invitations

1. Photo by: Kendra Bryson Photography

To help cut back on these high costs, many budget brides are opting for DIY wedding invitations. But there is still the question of how DIY to go. Writing wedding details on card after card requires patience, precision, and artistic ability. It can quickly become painstaking. Instead of pouring over the tiny letters for the time, date, and location details, consider expediting the process with a simple stamp.

Our designers labored to create beautiful invitation stamps – which mean less work for you. Our stamps are customized to include the essential wedding details.

Formal Laurel Wedding Invitation Stamp

2. Photo by: Cheryl & Jay Photography

Our Wedding Invitation Stamp Collection

Every bride is different, approaching planning with a unique vision for the wedding. There are personalities that evolve as you prepare, like the ballroom bride, practical princess, flower maiden, boho bride, classic Jackie, and so many more. To match this variety of styles, we’ve created an exclusive selection of gorgeous invitation designs

Floral Wreath Wedding Invitation Stamp

3. Photo By: Photography by Larson

• The Floral Wreath Wedding Invitation stamp has adorable initials with a dainty crown surrounding them. Enjoy a minimal look with this style, which keeps important ceremony details sweet and simple.
• The Formal Ornate Wedding stamp might be the preferred choice for an elegant event that centers around classic wedding traditions. The Baroque corners give a refined accent to this design.
• The Formal Laurel Wedding Invitation includes beautiful branches, an elegant script at the top and classic block letters for the bride and groom’s names (top of page).
• The Whimsical Wedding Invitations feature the bride and groom’s names cuddled in leaf branches, and include the location written in a bold, ornamented script.

Making your invitation stamp on our website is easy. Simply enter your invitations for the big day in the fields when you order the stamp. The custom fields may include information such names, day, date and year of the wedding, ceremony time, location, and an RSVP email. Each stamp includes different text and details.

Whimsical Wedding Invitation Stamp

Just Add Ink & Paper

Your stamp imprint will be 4 X 6 inches. Your wedding stamp does not include an ink pad. However, we do sell 5” X 7” ink pads, which can be used for your stamp, on our site. Blue, black and red ink colors are available. You can also order quality ink from other vendors to use with your rubber stamp.

Lastly, along with postage, you’ll need paper to stamp your design on. We give our shoppers the chance to buy paper elsewhere, which keeps our cost at the al la carte stamp price, rather than offering expensive invitation packages.

Formal Ornate Wedding Invitation Stamp

Give your invitation a unique feel by choosing the color and type of paper for your invitation. From cost-effective options like parchment or linen to Vellum layered materials and cotton fiber, you make this invite your own. You can even opt for an environmentally-friendly choice and go for recycled paper. Amazon sells many affordable invitation packets and Target even has 8.5” x 5.5” blank note cards with envelopes in sets of 50 for $9.99.

Just make sure you figure in the cost of postage as you plan invitations and consider RSVP card inclusions.

Formal Ornate Wedding RSVP Stamp

Save-the-Dates & RSVPs

For those who really enjoy the stamping possibilities created by DIY Wedding Stamps, make sure to take a peek at our Save-the-Dates, RSVPs and Return Address stamps designed for weddings. You can buy each one to match your invitation stamp, or mix and match with your favorite layouts.

If you are trying to avoid the postage costs and extra time involved in making RSVP stamps, just add an email or website address for guests to respond online. The Formal Ornate Wedding stamps includes a line for you to add this information.

Formal Ornate Save the Date Stamp

For everyone else who falls in love with a different design, contact our Customer Service Team to find out how you can customize your order.

You can now streamline your wedding planning when you choose from our customizable invitation stamps. Get your new wedding stamp here. This timeless ink detail might just be the secret to provide a thrilling first impression to all your guests.

Resources:

Image #1 by: Kendra Bryson Photography - https://www.kendrabrysonphotography.com/

Image #2 by: Cheryl & Jay Photography - http://cheryljay.com/

Image #3 by: Photography By Larson - http://www.photographybylarson.com/

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Save the Dates

The fun begins with engagement announcements and save the dates! With a personalized craft stamp and high-quality card stock, you can save the expense of having someone else make them and do it yourself. You'll set the tone for a day that's full of creativity and dedicated to your unique love story. Choose a pre-designed save-the-date stamp template and personalize it, or if you have a vision you want to bring to life, create your own design. We'll turn your dream save the date design into the perfect rubber stamp! Gather your bridesmaids, open a few bottles of wine, and have a laughter-filled crafting night! Why wait until your wedding day to make more memories with your best gals?

Invitations & RSVP Cards

When it comes time to send out your invitations, of course you can't forget your RSVP card. Use the same card stock and craft ink you used for your save the dates for a cohesive look and find your favorite RSVP craft stamp. A beautiful return address stamp is also a great idea when sending your wedding invitations! It'll add an elegant touch to your envelopes and save you a ton of time.

Return Address with an Embosser

If you want to return address your envelopes in an even more sophisticated way, emboss the flap with an address embosser! Or create custom seals to finish off each envelope with a silver or gold touch. Addressing each envelope with hand lettering or calligraphy is another way to make your invitations stand apart. Learn tips and tricks for finding your hand lettering style on the Simply Stamps channel.

Thank You Treats

When your big day finally comes, you'll want to give your friends and family a token of your gratitude for sharing this special day with you. It could be something as small as chocolate candy kisses, but the gesture will be greatly appreciated. No matter what you decide to give them, your goody bags or boxes are a great opportunity to add a DIY touch to your wedding day.

Our wedding craft stamps were designed with this fun idea in mind! Assemble your thank you treats in a small drawstring bag or kraft box, but either way, there's a stamp design and size perfect for your project. Simply find the stamp that's right for you, choose the ink color that corresponds with your wedding colors and theme, and stamp each bag or box. Place your gift inside and your goodies are ready for the big day!

Thank You Cards

After the celebration is over and you're finally married to the love of your life, don't forget to send everyone personal thank you notes! Whether you want something traditional or a bit more fun, like this Honeymoon Vibes card, we have the perfect stamp to help you make your own DIY thank you cards. When sending your thank you snail mail, be sure to make each one personal by addressing your guest by name and including what it is you're so thankful for. Read our tips for sending the perfect thank you note! And don't forget to use your new Mr. and Mrs. return address stamp on all of your envelopes!

Make your big day unique and your very own with these creative DIY ideas and projects. Your wedding day is probably the most exciting day of your life so far, so make the most of it! We hope we've inspired you to add a few of your own personal, DIY touches to your invitation suite, reception, or thank you treats.

We wish you the most magical wedding day you could have ever imagined!

Photo by: Always Remembered Moments Photography

The best part about this line of craft stamps is there's one to match any wedding theme! From an anchor stamp for the nautical wedding theme or a Volkswagen bus for the boho-inspired wedding, there's one for every couple's style. I chose to use the Love & Laughter Wedding Craft Stamp for my project complete with the husband and wife to be's names and wedding date!

Here are the other supplies I used:

• Linen or Muslin drawstring bags
• Archival Dye Ink – I used Tuxedo Black by Memento
• Treats to fill the bags

Photo by: Susi Vazquez photography

Once I had all my supplies, personalizing each bag was easy! Here's how I made them:

1. I inked the stamp really well to make sure each edge of the stamp was covered. I suggest testing your impressions on a sheet of paper before you begin so you don't waste your bags.
2. Next, I laid the bag on a flat surface, ensuring it was wrinkle-free.
3. Apply even pressure across the surface of the stamp so you're sure to get the best possible impression.
4. When I was done creating each bag, I let them dry, then added my treat of choice (candy, of course!).

Photo by: Lauren Schoepfer Photography

You can switch up the ink colors to match your wedding colors or use a different fabric bag if you choose. I hope you're inspired to try this out for your wedding favor bags!

Resources:

1- Photo by: https://www.alwaysrememberedmomentsphotography.com/

2- Photo by: https://www.susivazquezphotography.com/

3- Photo by: https://www.laurenschoepfer.photo/

It’ll soon be wedding season - which means it’s time to start planning your dream wedding! With so many things to do before the big day, you may not even know where to begin, but we’re here to help. Designing and sending save the dates and wedding invitations doesn’t need to be overwhelming or difficult. We’ve broken down each component of your invitations to help simplify the process. For more in-depth answers to all of these questions and more, download our “Wedding Invitation Tips” resource article.

Save the Dates

This is your opportunity to get creative! While wedding invitations generally follow a specific format, save the dates can be quite literally anything you want them to be. It will be the very first thing your guests see, so let it reflect the theme of your wedding and your personalities. The only real rule to follow for your save the dates is: those who get a save the date MUST be invited to the wedding. Be sure your guest list is finalized before sending.

Photo by: Chris Glenn Photography

Photo by: Ashley Dye Photography

Designing your Invitations

Whether you choose a cohesive look for your full invitation suite or let each individual piece stand out, let it reflect your style and personality. Wedding invitations always include:

• A Host Line: who is inviting the guests
• A Request Line: generally, “requesting the honor of your presence” or something similar
• Bride and Groom lines: because that’s who the celebration is all about!
• Date and Time: let your guests know when it will be
• Location: let your guests know where it will be
• R.S.V.P.: ask them to let you know if they’ll be celebrating with you

Addressing the Envelopes

Do your best to know how to properly address your guests. These days there are so many different circumstances to take into consideration. Is the guest single? Are they married? Do they have children? Are they a Doctor? Establish the answers to all of these questions before you begin addressing your envelopes. To see a full guide as to addressing your guests properly, download our “Wedding Invitation Tips” resource article.

Photo by: Tabitha Baldwin Photography

Stuffing the Envelopes

For many, the presentation of a wedding invitation is just as important as the design itself. Before you begin, make sure your area is clean. The printed side of your invitation and all of the inserts should be face up so when your guest opens the envelope, their name is visible. Before sealing the envelopes, double check the names on the inner envelope match the names on the outer envelope.

Photo by: Cheryl & Jay Photography

Return Addresses

Your guests will typically send their R.S.V.P.s to the return address on the outer envelope, unless you indicate otherwise. They will also likely send their gifts to this same address. You can order a personalized, wedding-themed return address stamp from Simply Stamps to add an elegant touch to your envelopes and save yourself tons of time.

Celebrate

Once your invitations are in the mail, the official countdown begins! When the long list of things to accomplish before the big day becomes overwhelming, remember why you’re celebrating. Enjoy every moment of the planning process as it will be over before you know it and time to say “I do.”

Resources:

1- Photo by: Chris Glenn Photography - www.chrisglenn.com

2- Photo by: Ashley Dye Photography - https://ashleydyephotography.com/

3- Photo by: Tabitha Baldwin Photography - https://tbaldwinphoto.com/

4- Photo by: Cheryl & Jay Photography - http://cheryljay.com/

Photo by: Miami Wedding Center

YOUR SAVE THE DATE

Save the dates are your opportunity to be creative with your guests and they set the tone for your wedding. There are some unique and creative ideas out there, beyond a traditional mailed card, you can also choose from post cards and save-the-date magnets. Etiquette does dictate that whomever you send a save the date to MUST BE INVITED to the wedding. So before you start sending out save the dates, you will need to ensure that you’ve narrowed down your guest list. This cannot be undone easily or tactfully so make sure whomever you are sending a save the date to, you are 100% sure you are going to invite them to the wedding.

Save the dates can be mailed up to 18 months in advance. Consider creating a wedding website that you can update frequently with details and information of the event and letting your guests know about it on the save the date card.

Photo By: Angelika Krug Photography

ENGAGEMENT PARTY INVITATIONS

If your hosting an engagement party for a family member or friend, choose an invitation that sets the tone for the party. Formal parties require formal invitations. Casual, back yard barbecues should have a similar flair on the invitation – casual! It is NEVER appropriate for the bride and groom to host their own engagement party. It is also inappropriate to put registry information on an engagement party invitation. Many guests will offer to bring gifts or ask about registry information. The host should always know where they are registered, what charities they support, or suggest that guests contribute to a honeymoon fund.

Send engagement party invitations 4-6 weeks prior to the party date. Closer to 6 is preferred if there are a lot of out of town guests on the guest list.

Photo By: Wedding Photo & Video By Liam

BRIDAL SHOWERS

Bridal showers are typically thrown by the bridesmaids, bride’s mother, mother-in-law-to-be, or friends of the family. Often times due to the expense, it’s not just one or two people but several people. It is not appropriate for a bride to throw herself a shower. This is the only time it acceptable and encouraged to blatantly share registry information on a printed invitation.

Send bridal shower invitations 4-6 weeks prior to the event date. It is recommended that you send invitations closer to 6 weeks prior to the event date if there are out of town guests.

INVITATION SUITE

These days wedding invitations have evolved from just a printed card and a response card. People are so much more creative than before! Brides and grooms sometimes choose to include a map of the city and where all the events take place, a reception card, an itinerary, a guest visitor guide, and more. These days, brides and their grooms are striving to achieve a cohesive look with their invitation suite. Each piece matches. Of course, being Simply Stamps, we want to recommend you choose a return address stamp that complements your invitation suite.

Send your wedding invitations 6-8 weeks prior to the big day. Even though the Save-the-Date reminds people to reserve that time, travel plans and hotel arrangements are often put off until later. Once the invitations are in the mail, many brides take a moment to breath. Those 8 weeks will zip by!

Photo by: Natalia DeSena Photo (Second Shot By: Katarina Weissbach Photography)

THANK YOU NOTES

You will receive quite a lot of gifts from your engagement to your wedding until many months (or even years after!) Be sure that you thank each and every person with a thoughtful, handwritten note saying thanks.

Your wedding paper details set the tone for your event from the very start and is an important element in your wedding. Be sure you are following basic etiquette but most of all, be sure you are having fun and stay true to the purpose of your big day – to have a life long partnership with your spouse!

Resources:

Featured Image by: https://www.kimberlysantanaphotography.com/

1- Photo by: https://miami-weddingcenter.com/

2- Photo by: https://angelikakrugphotography.com/

3-Photo by: https://www.weddingphotographybyliam.com/

4- Photo by: https://natalyadesena.com/

1. Save The Date Stamps

A clever way for you to save money when planning your wedding is by using custom Save The Date Stamps! Almost as big of a pain as the invitations themselves, wedding announcements, or "save the date’s", have become almost as popular and necessary in the past few decades. Just like with your wedding invitations, all you’ll need is some basic card stock and a stamp!

2. Invitations

Believe it or not, making your own wedding invitations really doesn't take much. A quick trip to your local Michael's craft store or dollar store, a specialized custom wedding invitation stamp, and you’re ready to go! Regular wedding invitations can cost $200 or more and are only available in limited increments. So if you are hosting a wedding with an odd number of guests, chances are you’ll have to order more than you actually need which results in wasted money and the last thing you want to deal with when planning your wedding. By using an invitation stamp you have the freedom to make as many invitations as you need and personalize them however you want all for a fraction of the cost of ordering them online or from a bridal boutique.

3. Keepsakes, Mementos, and Décor

It may sound silly at first to use stamps when decorating for your wedding, but we assure you that it is possible! Personalized coasters make cute little mementos for you and your guests! Blank coasters are an inexpensive way to add some personal touches to your guest tables at your reception and make for a great souvenir at the end of the day. Great for outdoor and indoor weddings alike!

In keeping with the idea of the DIY coasters, you can also use customized stamps to decorate the napkins at your reception! Something cute and simple but still a beautiful touch and guaranteed to leave a lasting impression! Another idea is to use stamps to decorate the gift bags or packages for all of your guests or just the wedding party! The stamps don’t necessarily have to be something wedding related therefore the sky is the limit! Everyone will appreciate seeing that you took the time to personalize their gifts.

4. Address Stamp for Thank You’s

Don’t forget to say thanks to all of your wedding guests. Even if they didn't write you a check or pick something up off of your registry, they should still receive a thank you note for being there to share in your special day. But with all those guests come a lot of cards to send out and either hours of handwriting your address time and time again or you can save yourself the hand cramping with an address stamp. Capable of thousands of impressions, our self inking address stamps will help you get that huge stack of thank you cards sent out in no time! And as an added bonus, not only will you be able to use one of these stamps on all of your thank you notes but you’ll also be able to use it on all of your outgoing mail for years to come.

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