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Wedding newspaper guides
What to put in it, how to word it, how big to make it and where to print it, with two free tools.
Wedding newspaper templates that come already writtenNine VowPress designs, each with every page, seven front-page styles and five print sizes. Pick the one that looks like your wedding, then change your mind as often as you like.
Wedding newspaper examples, page by pageA finished wedding newspaper, shown one page at a time, with what each page holds and why guests actually read it. The couples are fictional; the pages are real VowPress layouts.
Wedding newspaper ideas: 40+ things to fill every pageA wedding newspaper works when every column has something worth reading. Here are the ideas worth stealing, page by page, with sample lines from our fictional couple, Maya and Jordan.
Wedding Crossword GeneratorType up to 12 answers and clues about the two of you, press the button, and print a numbered crossword with an answer key. It is free, and it is already filled in with a sample couple so you can see how it works.
Wedding Newspaper Headlines for Every Tone and OccasionType your first names and get a page of headlines written for you, then borrow from the lists below: front-page lines by tone, lines for save-the-dates and elopements, decks, section names and puns.
Wedding newspaper wording you can copyReady-to-use lines for every part of the paper, from the headline to the last word on the back page, in romantic, funny and classic tones. Swap in your names and use them as they are.
Wedding Love Story Examples, and How to Write Your OwnYour love story is the part of the wedding newspaper guests read first and quote back to you all night. Here is what to put in it, how long to make it, and eight finished examples to borrow from.How to print a wedding newspaperThere are three good ways to get your paper from screen to guests' hands: your own printer, a copy shop counter, or a newspaper printer that uses real newsprint. Here is what to ask for at each, and how to avoid a box of reprints.
Choosing your wedding newspaper sizeSize decides more than you'd think: how the paper feels in a guest's hands, how much of your story fits, and where you can print it.Designs
The Wedding TimesA traditional masthead over a front page that works as the wedding-day program: order of events, your photo and the wedding party in ruled columns.The Wedding PostAn old-paper blackletter masthead over one big photo, with your names in script across it. The design that lets your best picture do the talking.
The Bridal BulletinTall headline type, names in a brushy script and typewriter text in boxed columns. It reads like a newsroom memo from people who are very happy about something.
Extra! Extra!Giant headline type, a script word, a big date and a breaking-news column. The design for couples who want guests to read the front page from across the room.
The Newlywed TimesFine, high-contrast capitals, a small monogram and a tall photo that fills nearly the whole front page. Of the nine designs, it looks most like a fashion title.
The Vintage GazetteAn ornate masthead, heavy headlines, dense ruled columns and an oval photo. It looks like something found folded in a family trunk, with your names on it.
The Wedding WireTall condensed headlines, plain rules and a large photo beside the story. The most contemporary of the nine designs, with one script flourish for your names.
The Love LetterOne giant script word, an arched photo and lots of white space. The softest of the nine designs, closer to a love note than a front page.
The Wedding MagazineA full-color cover photo, a big magazine title and your names in script. The one VowPress design that keeps your photos in color.Make yours in about ten minutes
Answer a few questions in your own words. We write it, design it and fit it to the page. Free to preview, pay only to print.