Personalize Your Engagement Announcements with Photos

How to Make Your Engagement Annoucements One of a Kind

So, you are engaged! You are probably on top of the world and have millions of ideas for your perfect wedding running through your head twenty four hours a day, or at least when you are awake. Telling everyone about your engagement is one of the most fun parts about getting married. So start shouting from the rooftops! After all, everyone loves to hear about an upcoming wedding!

Instead of making hundreds of calls however, why not pull out your Christmas card address list and send out engagement announcements? When you find the time, you can always head to your local stationary store to browse through hundreds of boring announcements that all look alike, or you can try something a little different. Many brides are choosing to use personalized photo engagement announcements for their friends and family.

You can find a great assortment of these at http://www.shesaidyesannouncements.com.
Upon browsing around the site you will see that this company knows how to make your wedding a true one of a kind event! They offer several beautiful announcement templates you can choose from. The idea for their announcements is to add a photo of you and your fiancé to your engagement note along with one of their adorable sayings such as "She Said Yes!"

It is as easy as can be too! You simply send them a digital or paper photo, choose your template, and let them do the rest. They will crop the photo to make you look your best and can even change color photos into black and white if you wish.

The best part about it all is that you can get your order back in less than three weeks, faster if you want to pay for extra shipping! If you need your envelopes sooner because you are having them professionally addressed, you can even request that they are sent separately so they will arrive while your announcements are still being made.

In addition to finding engagement announcements, you can also order save the date cards to give your family and friends a "heads up" on when you are planning to get married. This is a great step to take before ordering your formal invitations!