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Are you looking for a unique guest book idea to make a lasting impression on your guests and as a keepsake for yourself...

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RSVPs - How to get the most responses

Frustrating! When people don't RSVP on time. We've put together a few ways to help you inspire your invitees to RSVP...

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We all love to get party invitations, but we don't like the stress and confusion about what to wear. To help you choose the right attire...

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How to invite. Seems like a pretty easy thing, right? But really, it's the culmination of multiple details put in the context of the type of event...

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Guest Book Ideas You Haven’t Heard Before!

Guest Book Ideas You Haven’t Heard Before!

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Find fresh guest book ideas for your next event. Be sure to check our our collection of personalized party invitations and invite your guests in style. Whether you are looking for unique wedding invitations or reunion invites, you can find it in PurpleTrail's repertoire.

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Engagement Fun Facts

  • Engagements began centuries ago as announcements in church. Couple who planned to wed had to submit this information to the clergy.
  • The average engagement period is 16 months.
  • Engagement rings became popular after a Roman emperor gave his beloved a diamond ring as her engagement present.
  • Man first discovered diamonds 4,000 years ago in the riverbeds of the Golconda region of India.
  • The ring given to Mary of Burgundy from Archduke Maximillian of Austria in 1477 is the first recorded diamond engagement ring. Today, they are a standard around the world.
  • In the United States and the United Kingdom, an engagement ring is worn on the fourth finger of the left hand. The custom in Continental Europe and other countries is to wear it on the right hand.

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