It is July and the pandemic is officially coming to an end. We cannot help but take the time to reflect - what have we learned and/or gained from this experience? Especially in terms of wedding planning and invitations (I mean, what else would be on our mind??)

Each year we look forward to the New Year for its promises of change and possibilities. However, 2021 isn’t looking to be as magical as we had hoped. Instead, it appears to be yet again another year of adaptations and flexibilities. Especially in terms of our upcoming plans and scheduled events.

Fall is one of our absolute favorite seasons to celebrate! With the changing of the seasons, we welcome crisp air, pumpkins and other fresh veggies, beautiful scenery, cozy blankets, and lots of love. Whether it be for an elegant wedding, an exciting bar/bat mitzvah, or even a little, homely get-together, we’ve got everything you need when it comes to invitations.

With the changing of the seasons, it’s time for a change altogether. COVID has us feeling stuck and isolated. Everyday feels like a glorified Groundhog Day, and we just can’t seem to escape it. A lot of us feel bored. We long for human connection again. So, we try to find new hobbies, like dying our hair, or we try to find ways to feel more connected, so we text and Facetime more. Yet, we still feel stuck.

This summer, even with limitations and social distancing restrictions, it is time to celebrate good weather and our backyards. Maybe your backyard is overdue for some TLC. So what? Take time with the family to clean it up! Dress it up with cute flowers from your local farmers market and these fun party ideas, backyard edition.

At Invites Ink, we think we know what you need right now... A party! Yep, you heard us right. We think it’s time you throw the [virtual] party of the year. And in order to help you do that we’ve put some different party ideas together for you.

COVID-19 has turned all our lives upside down in different ways. As social gatherings have been put to a halt, it isn’t too surprising that big life events, such as weddings or Mitzvahs are being canceled as well. Unfortunately, there isn’t a handbook on how to reschedule a wedding due to a pandemic. But wherever there is a problem, there is a solution peaking around the corner.