Invitation with misspelling

I would get it fixed.

There is a grammatical error on our invites. It bugged me a lot at the time (didn't reprint due to time and budget constraints), but since then there's been so much related to the actual event to focus on and prioritize that it's not worth worrying about. Plus, plenty of people still commented on the beautiful design. Can you just reprint a sample to keep or to use for photos?

My accommodations card had one of the hotels spelled incorrectly. I thought about it and decided there was no way I could send them out. I had them reprinted.

That would really bother me

I think people would get it. And being a perfectionist is ehhh.

If ur willing to spend the money...

I agree with July bride

People are human I would go to a friend's wedding even if it was misspelled I wouldn't worry about this life is too short to make a Big deal about this

UPDATE: I had emailed the company back yesterday to say that we are just sticking with the way they are & asked for 2 to be printed correctly for a keepsake. I made a point of informing them of a few reviews that showed I wasn't alone with having issue with the company deleting the Save Projects/misspelled word/not able to verify who was at fault.

They emailed me back today & will be reprinting them free of charge : )

'people are human I would go to a friend's wedding even if it was misspelled'

Lol. Well I would hope so! 'This person misspelled adjacent! Well there's no way I'm going to this fucking wedding now.' *throws invite in bin*

Glad you're getting new ones because I would 100% notice that as a guest and remember it...

As a guest I likely wouldn't have noticed, cared or remembered but if it was annoying you then it's a good thing you are getting them reprinted.

^^This is why we were just going to leave it but if they are now reprinting for free...yes please!

Yes

Yes. A very young colleague (20 yo) at work gave me an invite with “church” misspelled “chucrh”. It glared at me and worked on my nerves!! However, another co-worker didn’t notice. We didn’t want to hurt her feelings but eventually got up the nerve to tell her. She doesn’t have a mom involved in planning, so we really thought we should tell her. She had not noticed the error after stuffing all those invites. However, she was so non-chalant about it. That became an even bigger turn off than the misspelling.