The simplest form of Damask wedding invitations is the portable Damask wedding invitation. This type is easy to mail and create, it involves a Damask which has been created using a simple fold over design and an insert which is the main invitation. The outside of the Damask usually has a design or the names of the people being married. The insert for the Damask will then usually contain the main details for the rest of the wedding including the venues and times as well as where to rsvp.
The trifold is another option for Damask wedding invitations. This one is best if you wanted to include a photo or a lot of information along with your invitation because when folded there are three Damasks that can include inserts. This is one of the most expensive and elaborate forms of Damask wedding invitations and can take extra time to actually stuff the inserts and mail out to people. Because of the extra weight of all of the paper it can usually cost more to ship a trifold wedding invitation. Using this form of invitation is really only needed should you have to include more information or a return card which will confirm a person is coming to the wedding. Although it can look good and be very fun and unique for a recipient to open each Damask to see what is inside, this option can be very expensive especially if you need to send out a lot of invitations.
For a good middle option there are Bi fold Damask Wedding invitations, which include a section for the invitation information and a second Damask for a return card or photograph to be included in the invitation. These can be made to have both the left and right sides as Damasks or have the Damasks on the same side. Usually these Damask wedding invitations can hold a good amount of information and inserts and keep shipping costs quite reasonable.
A Damask wedding invitation can create a unique flair for your personal wedding invitation. Quite often simple wedding invitations will fall flat and something as simple as having an invitation that creates interaction by allowing a recipient to open a Damask to see what inserts or surprises may lie inside, can really make your invitation stand out.
