Question 1

When should I send out wedding invitations in Israel?

Accepted Answer

Send save-the-dates 6–8 months before the wedding and formal invitations 8–12 weeks before. For destination events or holiday periods, add 2–4 extra weeks. Digital invitations can be sent 6–8 weeks ahead.

Question 2

How do I design invitations that match my wedding theme?

Accepted Answer

Share your color palette, venue photos, and inspiration images with the designer. Request a mock-up before printing. Consistency with your decor, menu cards, and place cards creates a cohesive visual experience.

Question 3

How do I address invitations correctly in Hebrew?

Accepted Answer

Use formal Hebrew honorifics: למשפחת (to the family of), האדון/הגברת (Mr./Mrs.). For informal events, first names are acceptable. Sephardi traditions may include the parents’ names prominently.

Question 4

Can I include a dress code on the invitation?

Accepted Answer

Yes, a dress code helps guests prepare appropriately. Common Israeli wedding codes: ‘festive attire’, ‘semi-formal’, ‘black tie’, or ‘garden party chic’. Place it on the RSVP card or event website.

Question 5

Should I create a wedding website in addition to invitations?

Accepted Answer

A wedding website is extremely useful in Israel for RSVP management, directions, accommodation recommendations, gift registry, and event schedule. Link to it via QR code on your invitation.