Emergency 🚨!! spelling mistakes

Thanks everyone for your advice! I'll just keep it the way it is and laugh about it. Too bad😅😓

I agree with Erin. This happened to me as I had a spelling error on my social ticket and received a discount plus was able to get this corrected. Definitely, contact the company to see if they can assist. Hope this helps.

We made a big mistake when we first ordered our invites (we forgot our names lol) and we contacted the company and they sent us a completely new set, with our names, at no charge. Not every company does this though. I would agree with most of the other comments posted, if it is not major information or will cost too much let it slide. Maybe contact the company and see if you can come to an agreement about getting it fixed. In the grand scheme of things though it could turn into a funny story for later on and won't ruin your big day.

I know how you feel... I left out a punctuation... It made me want to cry but I let it slide

I myself would probably look into redoing it, but it would totally depend on the cost (and if there was a time crunch). But I'm a graphic designer so I'm just stupidly anal about things like that lol. If you and your fiance aren't bothered by it, or if the cost is insane, I bet you a lot of people won't even notice. But just be prepared to get texts from people when you send them out saying "Do you know you spelt *word* wrong?" lol.

It depends on what the word is...and how much it would cost to make the correction...and how much you care about it. If you can live with it and it doesn't impact on any of the important information you might want to just close your eyes and laugh it off when anyone mentions it. In the grand scheme of things it is a small spelling error and even the worst grammar enforcers among us will likely notice it and then brush it off when we get the invitation. It won't ruin your wedding to have a spelling error on the invitation.

Oh man, I can only imagine how disappointed/annoyed you must be! But the good thing is it isn't in the most important information, so there's a plus! How bad of a spelling mistake is it? Is it something that completely changes the sense or meaning or in someone's name?
I know some would/have reprinted everything, some may leave it is as is: depends on how evident you think it might be, your tolerance of it, added cost, etc etc. I can't honestly tell you what I would do, but I know I'd be kicking myself and then my FH would be like "Nah, not a big deal, if we didn't notice, others won't!" Sorry, I know I'm not much help!