Yes, The dress code should be included on the lower right-hand corner of the wedding invitation, typically following the RSVP information. This section may include wording such as "black tie," "cocktail attire," "semi-formal," or "casual," depending on the level of formality for the wedding. It's important to be clear and specific about the dress code to ensure that your guests are prepared and comfortable on your special day. If you have any additional instructions or details about the dress code, such as recommending a certain type of footwear, you can include them on a separate information card or on your wedding website.

Here are some tips to ensure that your wedding invitations are printed correctly and look great:

• Choose A Reputable Printer: Basic Invite uses the latest in digital print technology to ensure your wedding invitations are printed flawlessly. With over 18 years of experience, we understand your big day's importance and have worked with tens of thousands of happy couples.

• Get A Printed Proof: Before printing a large batch of invitations, ask for proof to review and approve. This will allow you to check for any errors or formatting issues and make corrections before the final print. Basic Invite is one of only a handful of online companies that offers a printed proof of your invitations so you can see exactly what you will receive before placing an order a full order.

• Choose High-Quality Paper: Select a high-quality paper that will give your invitations a luxurious and professional look and feel. Basic Invite only offers the highest quality papers, so you can rest assured your invites will feel as good as they look.

• Proofread Carefully: Before sending your design to the printer, proofread it carefully to ensure that there are no spelling or grammar errors and that all the information is correct and complete.

By following these tips, you can ensure that your wedding invitations are printed correctly and look great, making a lasting impression on your guests.

Choosing the right colors for your mountain wedding invitations can help set the tone for your special day. Here are some color palettes that work well for mountain wedding invitations:

• Not proofreading: Always proofread your wedding invitations carefully to ensure that there are no spelling or grammar errors. Even small mistakes can detract from the overall quality of the invitation.

• Including too much information: While it's important to provide important details, such as the date, time, and location of the wedding, including too much information can overwhelm your guests and make the invitation look cluttered. Stick to the essentials and leave additional details for your wedding website or a separate information card.

• Choosing an unreadable font: Avoid using overly decorative or hard-to-read fonts for your wedding invitation text. Stick to simple, legible fonts that are easy to read.

• Forgetting to include an RSVP date: Make sure to include an RSVP date and instructions for your guests to respond. This will help you plan for an accurate headcount for your wedding.

• Not ordering enough invitations: It's always better to order extra invitations than to run out. Order at least 10-15% more than you think you'll need to ensure that you have enough for all of your guests, as well as any last-minute additions or mistakes.

• Overcomplicating the design: While it's important to personalize your wedding invitations, overcomplicating the design with too many colors, fonts, or graphics can make the invitation look cluttered and busy. Keep the design simple and elegant.

By avoiding these common mistakes, you can create personalized wedding invitations that are both beautiful and functional, setting the tone for your special day.