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

What invitation trends are popular in Israel for 2026?

Accepted Answer

Acrylic or frosted plastic invitations, wax seal closures, hand-torn edges, watercolor illustrations, QR codes linking to event websites, video invitations, and interactive digital designs.

Question 3

What information should be included on a wedding invitation?

Accepted Answer

Names of the couple and parents, date and time, venue name and address, dress code, RSVP method and deadline, a map or directions, and any logistical notes (parking, shuttle info).

Question 4

What additional stationery do I need besides invitations?

Accepted Answer

Consider matching RSVP cards, envelopes with liner, table numbers, place cards, menu cards, ceremony programs, and thank-you notes. A coordinated suite elevates the overall event presentation.

Question 5

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.