A scrapbook or photo book with photos from the bride?s childhood and up to the present is a thoughtful gift from a loved one. This will spark conversations about growing-up and how much has changed in the course of time.

This can be done with glittery pens, glitter glue, crayons, klik disini sand and other colorful pens. Your nearby stationery store should have a simple scrapbook that you can easily work with. This is a great idea to keep personal memories alive, the recipient can keep this in their bedrooms or living rooms to look back on at any time.

One caution: you don't need to invite everyone. If you haven?t spoken to your high school tennis coach since graduation, he/she probably doesn?t need to be invited. And don't get all caught up in possibly offending someone by not inviting them to your wedding.

One thing you will need to decide is whether or not to choose photo birth announcements. These baby cards are highly personal, and are worth the extra effort if you have the time or help to take the photo and adhere it to your cards. Consider going this route if you intend on sending announcements to many people who live outside of your general area. It is especially appreciated by families who are too far away to visit the baby soon after birth. If you prefer a traditional route, include a photograph in the envelope for family members and friends who live outside of your home.

Although you can easily jot down a note on scrappaper (anyone can), consider the lasting impression. It's more than just sending a note on a piece of paper. You must also consider how the message will reflect upon you. Stationery sounds like a feminine word, and in most cases it is. Stores and companies target women, but don't let that discourage you.

Many people are just looking to get away from everything. They take holidays that they cannot afford. They return home and find that everything has remained the same except that they have less income than when they left. If you're going on holiday, ensure you can afford it. You will still have money when you return.

The traditional practice for wedding invitations is to put the invitation inside an envelope and then place that envelope inside another envelope. Budget-conscious people say, "Why bother?" One envelope is enough, and you only need one stamp to mail one envelope.