Ink Calligraph
Ink Calligraph
 Can Anyone Help Me Find Out About This Painting? This is a blue ink painting of two mountains separeted by a river and village with two women walking along a path at the bank of one of the mountains. There is a man in a boat on the river too.Calligraph letters are written on the lower right side. Hi,its Zhang Daqian's work, i have told you in another question you asked. |
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Wedding Invitation: How to Do It Right
People typically experienced that little spark of excitement when they receive a wedding invitation in the mail. Admit it, you’ve experienced it too. After going through the credit card bill, grocery coupons, and some bank statements, seeing a beautifully-designed wedding invitation is a welcome relief for you. Now, if you’re planning a wedding, your aim is to provide that same excitement to the recipients of your wedding invitation.
Remember that the wedding invitation, aside from giving the basic information about who, where, and when will also provide a glimpse of your personality. Making a good impression on this regard will drive up your guests’ level of anticipation. In addition, the invitation gives a preview of the people who’s expected at the special event.
Here are some tips that will help you send out those wedding invitations with the right design at just the right time:
- Keep It Simple – the cost of the wedding invitation might surprise you. In some cases, it can go as high as $50 per piece. There’s no need to spend that much, it is very much possible to get beatifically-designed invites at the tenth of that price. Just choose the right font, good ink, and appropriate design and you’re set to go.
- Proofread Everything – nothing will upset a wedding sponsor more than to see his or her name misspelled badly on the invitation. This is a huge no-no for any wedding couple. So before you order those invites, make sure that every name included in the invitation is spelled correctly.
- Know When to Order – three to four moths before the wedding, make sure that your wedding invitation has already been ordered. The design should also be known prior to that.
- Overcompensate – it is not a good idea to order just the exact amount of invites you plan to give out. Get at least 10 percent more invitations. In this case, it is always better to have some leftovers than re-order a new set. Re-ordering will take time and can become very expensive.
- Use Formal Writing – unless your wedding theme is overly casual, it is recommended for you to use formal writing style in the card. For example, instead of saying 7:00 pm, the time should be spelled out (ie. Seven o’clock in the evening).
- Hire a Good Calligrapher – though some couples decide to print out computer labels with the guests’ names, many more couples decide to take on the traditional route and handwrite the names of the recipient. If your handwriting is not that good or if you’re too busy, hire a calligrapher who can do it for you.
Making arrangements for the invites is only one part of the whole wedding. Many brides get frazzled by the amount of things they need to do. Through all the troubles that can be encountered in the whole planning process though, it is important to remember that this is a very special event that needs to be enjoyed. Take a deep breath and realize that the process is to be enjoyed, not something to get stressed about.
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