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This probably isn't the one you were thinking of, but Mrs. Cupcake's post on DIYing invites is the first one that came to mind for me.
I'm not sure what the original post is but this is a great resource:
http://ezinearticles.com/?One-minute-guide-to-wedding-invitation-wording&id=560333
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A while back I read a great post (blog or board) that had some excellent tips for composing your wedding invitation. Examples included whether it is grammatically correct to write "half past two o'clock in the afternoon" or "half past two in the afternoon." I can't remember which is correct, I didn't bookmark it, and now I can't find the post. It was such a fabulous post! Of course now I am composing my invitation and would like to have the tips on hand. It might have been on another blog altogether. Does anyone remember this post? Would the OP please stand up and post a link to the original information? Thanks so much!