Accurate wedding-stationery guidance matters, especially when couples are making decisions about wording, timing, proofing, quantities, and mailing. If you believe something published on A1 Wedding Invitations is factually incorrect, please email contact@a1weddinginvitations.net.
How to report a factual error
Please make your report as specific as possible. A clear message helps identify the relevant passage and explain the concern without adding more confusion to an already busy wedding-planning process.
When possible, include:
- The URL of the article or page
- The exact statement, section, or table entry you believe is incorrect
- A brief explanation of the issue
- A supporting source, preferably a current official or primary source
- The date you accessed the supporting information, if the subject may change over time
You may also send your message through our contact page. Please avoid including sensitive personal details that are not needed to explain the issue.
What a correction request can cover
A correction request should identify a factual issue, such as an inaccurate date, an incorrect definition, a broken calculation, an outdated rule presented as current, or a mistaken description of a product or process. For time-sensitive topics—including postage, production timelines, pricing, and product availability—please include the current source that supports your report.
Differences in taste or etiquette are not always factual errors. Wedding wording and traditions can vary with culture, religion, family structure, hosting arrangements, formality, and personal preference. Useful feedback about unclear, overly broad, or potentially misleading guidance is still welcome.
Other useful feedback
You can use the same email address for relevant feedback about readability, missing context, or a link that no longer works. For more information about how the site approaches its content, see the Editorial Policy.
To make your message easier to review, use a subject line such as “Correction request” and place the page URL near the beginning of your email.