Wedding Postcards

Complete Your Suite with Coordinated Wedding Postcards

A cohesive paper trail sets the tone long before anyone walks down the aisle, and postcard wedding invitations make that consistency easy to pull off. PaperDirect's wedding invitation postcards come in standard and jumbo sizes on the same premium card stock as our invitations, programs, and place cards, so every piece your guests receive feels like it belongs to one collection. Choose a floral border for a garden ceremony, a black-tie or bordered design for a formal evening, or a soft watercolor for something in between — then print at home or at the office with your own wording, fonts, and colors. Because a wedding postcard mails at the postcard rate and skips the envelope entirely, you save on both postage and assembly time without giving up the polish of traditional stationery.

Ways to use wedding postcards across your celebration:

Whether you need a single mailing or a full matched set, coordinated wedding postcards keep your stationery simple, affordable, and unmistakably yours. Pick a design that reflects your ceremony, print exactly the quantity you need, and use the same look for save-the-dates, invitations, and RSVPs so nothing feels pieced together at the last minute. Browse the full selection of wedding invitation postcards above and order your set today — or request free samples first to see the paper and print quality in person before you commit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Question: What are wedding postcards typically used for?

Answer: They're commonly used as save-the-dates or as a simple RSVP reply format, since a postcard doesn't require a return envelope.

Question: What's the difference between a wedding postcard and a response card?

Answer: A postcard mails on its own with postage on the back, while a response card is typically enclosed in the invitation along with a separate return envelope postcards skip the extra envelope, which simplifies both mailing and returning it.

Question: When should save-the-date postcards be sent?

Answer: Save-the-date postcards typically go out six to eight months before the wedding, especially useful for guests who'll need to travel or take time off.

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