For the bride-to-be
Her Last Toast
Champagne, excellent company and absolutely no embarrassing games.
- When
- 14 November
- Time
- 4pm
- Where
- The Pearl Room
Sydney, New South Wales
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Raspberry, blush, champagne and a restrained amount of sparkle. Stylish, never novelty bridal. Open the sample and make it hers.

For the bride-to-be
Champagne, excellent company and absolutely no embarrassing games.
Sydney, New South Wales
Kindly reply
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Short beats clever. Every invitation needs the date, the time, the address, the dress code and a reply-by date; the rest is tone.
Champagne, excellent company and absolutely no embarrassing games. Join us to raise a glass to the bride.
One afternoon, one bride, a very good bottle. Dress for the photos she will actually keep.
Before she says yes to forever, she says yes to this. Reply by the 1st so we can book the table.
A colour for the group and something distinct for the bride works better than matching sashes. Tell people early; half of them will be shopping.
Blush and raspberry flowers, coupes rather than flutes, pearls scattered down the table, and one mirrored ball catching the candles. Restraint is the point.
Long afternoon, so graze rather than serve courses: oysters or something cold to start, a proper cake, and water on the table all day.
Send it six to eight weeks ahead if anyone is travelling. Say plainly what it costs and what is included; money surprises are what people remember.
A murder mystery gets a table of strangers talking in ten minutes, with no performing and nothing to print. Every guest gets a private invitation with their character before the day.
Six to eight weeks ahead, and earlier still if guests need flights or accommodation. Send a save-the-date first if the wedding is months away.
When, where, what to wear, what it costs and what that covers, who to reply to and by when. Keep any surprises for the bride, not for the guests' budgets.
Not from this page. It is a preview: put your details in, see how it reads, and copy the wording into whatever you send. If you are hosting one of our murder mystery cases, the app sends each guest their own private invitation with an RSVP and their character’s costume note.