How to Include Your Personality In Your Wedding Invitations

How to Include Your Personality in Your Wedding Invitations

Your wedding invitations are more than just a piece of paper; they’re the first glimpse your guests get into your special day. Infusing your personality into your invitations not only makes them unique but also sets the tone for the celebration to come. Here are some creative ways to make your wedding invitations a true reflection of who you are as a couple.

1. Choose a Design That Reflects Your Style

Are you a minimalist couple, or do you love bold and vibrant designs? Your personal style can be the foundation of your invitation design. For example:

• Minimalist: Opt for clean lines, simple fonts, and a neutral color palette.

• Romantic: Incorporate soft hues, floral motifs, and elegant calligraphy.

• Modern: Use geometric patterns, sleek typography, and metallic accents.

• Rustic: Choose earthy tones, kraft paper, and natural illustrations like leaves or wood textures.

2. Incorporate Your Love Story

Your invitation can tell the story of your journey together. Consider these ideas:

A wedding invitation suite I designed and illustrated the wedding venue map as a collaboration with the bride and groom.

• Include a timeline of significant milestones, such as when you met, your first date, and the proposal.

• Add a short personal note or a favorite quote that encapsulates your relationship.

• Use a custom illustration of your engagement spot or a meaningful location.

3. Personalized Illustrations and Monograms

Custom illustrations can add a personal touch to your invitations. Ideas include:

A letterpress wedding invitation suite we made with custom illustrations by an artist friend of the couple.

• Hand-drawn sketches of you as a couple.

• Illustrations of your pets or hobbies.

• A monogram featuring your initials or a custom crest that reflects your shared interests.

4. Add a Touch of Humor

If you’re a lighthearted couple, show off your sense of humor. For example:

• Use playful wording, like “Finally tying the knot” or “We’re doing the thing!”

• Include a fun RSVP card with options like “Can’t wait to party!” or “Will be there in spirit.”

5. Incorporate Your Culture or Heritage

Celebrate your background by including cultural elements in your design, such as traditional patterns, colors, or motifs. You could also incorporate bilingual text to reflect your heritage or honor both families.

6. Experiment with Unique Materials

The type of paper or material you choose can also convey your personality:

A cork belly band wrapped a wedding invitation is perfect for a wine themed vineyard wedding. This cork paper band has gold metallic flecks in it.

• Eco-friendly couples: Use recycled or plantable paper.

• Luxury lovers: Opt for letterpress printing or foil stamping on thick, textured cardstock.

• Creative souls: Explore non-traditional materials like acrylic, wood, or fabric.

7. Don’t Forget the Envelopes

The envelope is the first thing your guests see, so make it count! Consider:

An envelope liner with a bold botanical print for a wedding invitation.

• Custom envelope liners featuring your wedding colors or a meaningful design.

• Handwritten calligraphy for the recipient’s address.

• Fun postage stamps that reflect your hobbies or wedding theme.

8. Include Meaningful Extras

Add thoughtful details to your invitation suite, such as:

A wedding invitation with a custom map envelope liner of the city of Lancaster, Pennsylvania

• A map of your venue or city with your favorite spots highlighted.

• A playlist of songs that mean something to you as a couple.

• A small card with a fun fact about your relationship.

Final Thoughts

Your wedding invitations are a canvas to showcase your personality and love story. By incorporating elements that are meaningful to you, your guests will feel an immediate connection to your celebration. Remember, the most important thing is to stay true to who you are as a couple. With a little creativity, your wedding invitations will leave a lasting impression and set the stage for a day to remember.

What are Letterpress Printed Wedding Invitations?

Letterpress printing is a traditional printing technique that involves pressing a raised, inked surface onto paper to create an impression. It is one of the oldest methods of printing, originating in the 15th century, and has a timeless, elegant quality that makes it a popular choice for wedding invitations, business cards, and other premium stationery.

Letterpress printed wedding invitation examples, designed and printed by Sofia Invitations and Prints.

Key Features of Letterpress Printing:

1. Tactile Quality: The process creates a noticeable texture, with the inked areas slightly recessed into the paper, giving a luxurious, handcrafted feel.

2. Premium Materials: Letterpress is typically done on thick, high-quality paper, which can hold the deep impressions without tearing.

3. Distinct Look: The result is a crisp, clean print with a vintage aesthetic that many people find visually striking.

4. Customization: It's ideal for minimal designs, intricate patterns, or typography-focused layouts. Metallic inks and blind impressions (impressions without ink) add extra sophistication.

How It Works:

1. Design Creation: A design is prepared and transferred onto a raised plate, often made of metal or polymer.

2. Ink Application: Ink is applied to the raised surfaces of the plate.

3. Pressing: The plate is pressed onto the paper with substantial pressure, creating both a print and an impression.

Me, in front of my Kluge letterpress machine. Kluge presses are from the WW2 era. Mine weighs about 2 tons! I saved it from becoming scrap metal from an old newspaper business in Spartanburg, SC.

Pros of Letterpress Printing:

• Unique and artistic results.

• Luxurious and high-end feel.

• Perfect for minimalist and elegant designs.

Letterpress Printing plates made from Polymer. The printing plate has a sticker backing and gets attached to the plate of the printing press.

Cons of Letterpress Printing:

• More expensive than digital or offset printing due to the labor-intensive process.

• Limited color range (usually best for one or two colors).

• Not ideal for large quantities or very complex, multicolor designs.

Mixing a custom color for letterpress printing.

Letterpress printing is a favorite for those who value craftsmanship and want their printed materials to make a lasting impression.

2025 Wedding Color Trends for Wedding Invitations

Top Wedding Color Trends for 2025

As we step into 2025, the world of weddings is embracing a fresh and inspiring palette of colors. This year, couples are combining timeless classics with modern twists to create celebrations that feel uniquely personal and unforgettable. Whether you’re planning a grand affair or an intimate gathering, these color trends will inspire your big day.

1. Earthy Elegance: Terracotta and Sage

Natural, earthy tones are reigning supreme in 2025. Terracotta, with its warm and inviting hue, pairs beautifully with the soft, muted green of sage. Together, they create a grounded yet sophisticated vibe perfect for outdoor weddings, rustic barns, or botanical gardens. Incorporate these colors in table settings, bridesmaid dresses, and floral arrangements for a cohesive look.

Silver Foil Wedding Invitation with terracotta envelopes (copper metallic) designed and created by Sofia Invitations and Prints.

2. Bold and Bright: Fuchsia and Tangerine

For couples who want their wedding to be a vibrant celebration, fuchsia and tangerine are the colors of choice. This dynamic duo brings energy and excitement to any venue. Use these shades in your bouquet, accent décor pieces, or even as bold statements in the wedding attire. Balance them with neutral tones like white or champagne for a polished finish.

A clear acrylic wedding invitation with fuchsia and tangerine bright orange watercolor envelope liner and invitation wrap, designed and created by Sofia Invitations and Prints.

A clear acrylic engraved wedding invitation designed and laser cut by Sofia Invitations and Prints

3. Moody Romance: Navy and Burgundy

Deep, dramatic tones are making a comeback in 2025. Navy and burgundy create an atmosphere of timeless romance and elegance. Ideal for evening weddings or colder seasons, these shades work well in candlelit settings and luxurious fabrics like velvet. Think navy suits, burgundy bouquets, and opulent table settings to capture this trend.

Burgundy and gold foil wedding invitation with a custom city map envelope liner, designed and made by Sofia Invitations and Prints.

4. Soft and Whimsical: Lavender and Dusty Blue

Light and airy colors like lavender and dusty blue are perfect for couples dreaming of a fairytale wedding. These delicate tones evoke feelings of calmness and serenity, making them ideal for spring and summer ceremonies. Incorporate them into your floral arrangements, bridesmaid dresses, or watercolor-inspired invitations.

Dusty blue letterpress wedding invitation with a classic design, created and printed by Sofia Invitations and Prints.

5. Gilded Glamour: Gold and Emerald

Nothing says luxury like a combination of gold and emerald. This regal pairing is ideal for formal weddings in grand venues. Emerald greenery with gold accents in tableware and décor creates an opulent yet balanced aesthetic. For added drama, consider a metallic gold wedding cake or emerald bridesmaid dresses.

Emerald green and metallic gold letterpress printed wedding invitation with monogram and envelope liner, designed and created by Sofia Invitations and Prints.

6. Neutral Chic: Beige and Ivory

Minimalist couples will love the understated elegance of beige and ivory. This neutral palette allows for a clean and timeless look while providing the perfect backdrop for personalized details. Enhance the palette with textures like linen, wood, or pampas grass for a modern, boho vibe.

Letterpress printed wedding invitation on handmade paper with a deckled edge in beige and ivory colors, designed and made by Sofia Invitations and Prints.

7. Playful Pastels: Peach, Mint, and Buttercup Yellow

Modern letterpress printed arch shaped wedding invitation with pastel colors, designed and printed by Sofia Invitations and Prints.

Pastels are having a moment in 2025, and combinations like peach, mint, and buttercup yellow bring a playful yet sophisticated feel to weddings. Perfect for garden parties or whimsical outdoor ceremonies, these hues can be incorporated through florals, tableware, or stationery.

Tips for Choosing Your Wedding Colors:

• Consider the Season: Align your palette with the season of your wedding for a harmonious feel.

• Reflect Your Personal Style: Choose colors that resonate with you and your partner’s tastes.

• Think About Your Venue: Select shades that complement your venue’s natural tones and features.

• Experiment with Textures: Mix matte, metallic, and glossy finishes for a dynamic look.

No matter which trend you choose, the key to a stunning wedding palette is balance. Use your chosen colors thoughtfully, allowing them to shine through your décor, attire, and floral arrangements. With these 2025 wedding color trends, your special day will be as memorable as your love story.

Ashley and Kyle custom arch modern wedding invitations

Ashley and Kyle were amazing clients of mine in 2023. Today I want to share with you my process of designing their save the dates and wedding invitations, along with images from their wedding so that you can see how it all came together

Ashley first approached me to order my modern, clear acrylic circle save the date cards.

This is the clear acrylic circle save the date that I made for a previous client, which Ashley commissioned me to make for her wedding.

This picture shows the clear round acrylic save the date card that I made for Ashley and Kyle, with changes as Ashley requested.

Closer to here wedding, Ashley and I began to design her wedding invitations based on inspiration she provided me. She wanted to include the modern script font that was in her clear save the date cards, and she requested color and a modern feeling. Below is the inspiration Ashley provided me.

Ashley’s floral inspiration from her florist.

Ashley sent me this image of an envelope liner she liked that she found online.

Next, I sent Ashley a first draft proof of her wedding invitations along with paper color choices. We discussed using a thick white cotton paper and having simple black letterpress printing.

black and white letterpress wedding invitation with a peach envelope

I sent Ashley a picture of a previous black and white letterpress wedding invitation I made along with some envelope color options.

Ashley took time to look over my invitation proofs with her fiance. They loved the look, but decided they wanted to move in a different direction. They requested a shaped wedding invitation. Here is what I designed from there…..

Arch shaped wedding invitation digital proof I designed for Ashley and Kyle with bright colors.

I presented Ashley with different color combinations for her arch shaped wedding invitation.

From here we settled on the following design. Here is my final digital proof, and here are pictures of the wedding invitation suite. This beautiful arch shaped wedding invitation was letterpress printed on soft pastel colored papers with a transparent vellum belly band and envelope.

Arch curve shaped wedding invitation with pastel colors and modern font.

Arch curve shape letterpress wedding invitation pastel colors. Design by Sofia Invitations. Photography by Brittany Allen Photography

Arch curve shape letterpress wedding invitation pastel colors. Design by Sofia Invitations. Photography by Brittany Allen Photography

And finally, here are pictures from their wedding. I love when my clients also hire me to design items for their wedding such as table numbers, name place cards, and wedding seating charts. These are all services I provide and create a cohesive and memorable wedding!

a clear acrylic seating chart

clear acrylic wedding chairs with colorful floral arrangements

clear acrylic welcome wedding sign

Wedding Invitation Envelope Liner Inspiration

Today I would like to share with you some images of wedding invitation envelope liners I have designed over the years. I really love the extra special touch an envelope liner can bring to your invitation suite!

A special quote printed on the inside of an envelope liner. Imagine how this could be customized for your wedding invitation suite!

This was NOT a wedding invitation, but such a fun design I want to share with you! I designed this halloween themed bar mitzvah invitation for a wonderful client here is Greenville SC that included a bold pumpkin repeat pattern on the envelope liner.

For this wonderful Greenville SC bride and groom I created an illustration of their wedding venue and letterpress printed it onto an envelope liner. It was the perfect modern and elegant touch.

This bride and groom were getting married in Mexico and wanted special touches in their custom destination invitation suite that reflected the hotel they were getting married in. They sent me pictures of a tile pattern in the hotel, which I used to create a watercolor piece of art that was incorporated as an envelope liner in a beautiful cobalt blue color.

I worked with the bride and her mother to design this beautiful wedding invitation suite featuring a purple toned hydrangea as watercolor art on the envelope liner. The inside invitation was clear acrylic laser engraved with white writing. Completely custom from beginning to end!

Wedding Invitation Etiquette in 2024

When it comes to wedding invitations, there are many etiquette rules to follow to ensure that you are being respectful to your guests and providing them with all of the necessary information. Below I will outline some tips to keep in mind when creating your wedding invitations. But, I like to tell my clients that they CAN make up their own rules for some things. It is your wedding day, and really it is all about you!

Unique details a couple needed on their custom wedding invitation suite including meal choice and music choice!

When You Should Mail Your Wedding Invitations: I recommend mailing your invitations 4 to 8 weeks before your rsvp by date. If you have a wedding planner, check with that person to see if you need specific information by a certain date: such as meal choices. If you have many out-of-town guests or are planning a destination wedding, you may want to send them out even earlier so that they have plenty of time to make travel arrangements. Furthermore, if you sent out Save the Dates (which is not a requirement) you have wiggle time.

Addressing Guests on Wedding Invitations: Make sure that you use formal titles and full names. For example, instead of writing "Bob and Jane Smith," write "Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith." This adds a touch of formality to the invitations and shows that you are taking the event seriously. I also recommend for the nicest visual appearance to completely spell out states instead of using abbreviations, but this is not required.

An elegantly designed wedding return address which features all details spelled out such as “Lane” instead of “Ln.”

RSVP Cards vs. Details Cards: More and more my my clients choose to use a “details” card instead a “rsvp” card that will be mailed back. The Details card can have any information you want to put on it. Common information would be a website to rsvp and view wedding details, dress code, registry information, or even things like parking information. Many guest like to have something in their hand to bring to the wedding so that they remember details like parking.

This wedding invitation we custom designed featured a details card and a mail in RSVP card. Fun wording was used on both to express the bride and groom’s personalities.

Specifying Number of Guests Invited to Your Wedding: This is not as common of a concern for most bride and grooms, but if it is a concern, don’t stress! The best way to handle this is to write a line on the rsvp card that says: “___ # of guests are reserved in your honor.” You would fill in the blank by writing the number you want attending from each guest you are inviting.

By following these etiquette rules, you can ensure that your wedding invitations are beautiful, respectful, and informative, and that your guests will have all of the information they need to attend your special day.

Greenville South Carolina Wedding Venues Part 1

Greenville, South Carolina is a beautiful city with a rich history and a thriving arts and culture scene. It's no wonder that it's a popular destination for weddings. If you're planning a wedding in Greenville, you're in luck because there are plenty of venues to choose from.

Today we are highlighting some of the most popular wedding venues in Greenville, SC that have been classic choices for brides and grooms for many years. In our next Greenville SC Wedding venue blog post (to come soon) we will talk about more modern, new wedding venues.

One of the most popular wedding venues in Greenville is the Wyche Pavilion. This unique venue is located on the Reedy River and offers stunning views of the city. It's the perfect location for an outdoor wedding, with a covered pavilion that can accommodate up to 250 guests.

An interior view of a wedding at Wyche Pavilion in Greenville, South Carolina

The view from the across the river of Wyche Pavilion in Greenville, SC.

Another popular wedding venue in Greenville is the Westin Poinsett. This historic hotel has been a Greenville landmark for over 90 years and offers a variety of spaces for weddings of all sizes. The Poinsett Ballroom can accommodate up to 300 guests, while the Gold Ballroom is perfect for more intimate weddings.

A wedding set up on the inside of the Westin Poinsett hotel on Main St. in Greenville, SC.

Couples love to get their photo taken on the roof of the Westin Poinsett with the iconic neon sign in the background.

For a more rustic wedding, consider the Larkin's Sawmill. This renovated sawmill is now a popular event venue with plenty of charm. It features exposed brick walls, hardwood floors, and a beautiful courtyard that can accommodate up to 300 guests.

An interior image of a wedding at Larkins Sawmill in the fall. In good weather, seating for the ceremony can be outside.

If you like old southern history and the structures that come with that, Larkins Sawmill has great backdrops for memorable wedding photos.

No matter what type of wedding you're planning, Greenville has a venue that will suit your needs. From historic hotels to charming outdoor spaces, you're sure to find the perfect location for your special day.

Trendsetting 2024 Wedding Colors

As we approach the year 2024, it's never too early to start thinking about the latest trends in wedding colors. While classic colors like black and white will always be in style, there are a few new colors that are expected to make a splash in the upcoming year.

A lavender envelope accents this champagne metallic palm leaf laser cut wedding invitation we designed for a client.

Shades of lavender purple and blue work beautifully together in this wedding invitation we recently made for a client. The invitation is clear acrylic!

First up is lavender as a beautiful 2024 wedding color. This soft, romantic shade is perfect for a wedding in any season. Whether you pair it with gold accents for a glamorous look or pair it with navy blue for a preppy vibe, lavender is a versatile color that can work with any wedding style.

Sage green eucalyptus branch is so elegant printed on a vellum wrap for this deckled edge wedding invitation suite.

Two shades of green are expected to popular for 2024 weddings: sage green and moss green. These earthy shades are perfect for an outdoor wedding or a wedding with a rustic theme. Pair it with wooden accents and natural textures for a bohemian vibe, or pair it with metallic accents for an elegant look.

Periwinkle and Powder blue are paired with navy letterpress printing for a shades of blue stunning wedding invitation suite.

French blue was requested by this Greenville, SC bride. I designed a custom monogram crest and letterpress printed this beautiful wedding invitation.

Finally, we can't forget about the color of the year: blue. From light, airy shades like powder blue to rich, deep shades like navy blue, blue is a versatile color that can work with any wedding style. Pair it with white for a classic look, or pair it with blush pink for a romantic vibe.

Whatever colors you choose for your 2024 wedding, remember that the most important thing is to choose colors that make you and your partner happy. After all, your wedding day is all about celebrating your love and commitment to each other.

Wedding Invitation Belly Bands

Have you considered ways to “dress up” your wedding invitation suite? I love the extra details and personal touch that a wedding invitation belly band can add to your invitation. At Sofia Invitations and Prints we create custom laser cut belly bands in many different colors. Our most popular laser cut belly band is the custom name design. This design and others are shown below, with links to our etsy site that we sell these.

Deckled Torn Edge Wedding Invitations with Monogram Crest

The style of deckled torn edge paper for wedding invitations will never grow old, although it is a style that has been around for ages! How could you not be blown away by this beautiful handmade paper? And it is the icing on the cake with this gorgeous monogram crest at the top of the wedding invitation. This design could be styled so many different ways. Picture navy ink with pink envelopes, moss green ink with natural kraft envelopes….. What custom colors would you want for your deckled edge wedding invitation suite?

I letterpress printed this wedding invitation suite on handmade deckled (torn) edge paper.

Detail of an rsvp card letterpress printed on handmade deckle edge paper.

Detail of a monogram crest letterpress printed for a wedding invitation on handmade torn edge paper.

Gold wedding invitations

Gold wedding invitations can be made in many different styles to match your wedding. There are also TONS of shades of golds: champagne, light gold, antique gold, etc. Here are some examples I have made over the years.

Gold glitter city belly band of Atlanta

Gold, black, and white luxury wedding invitation with monogram laser cut detail

Gold Luxury NYC wedding invitation with gold foil details and laser cut city

Gold cork vineyard wedding invitation

Gold glitter palm leaf wedding invitation for a beach wedding

The above examples show combinations for a laser cut gatefold and envelopes. The inside invitation could be matte or metallic white card stock. Printing colors look fantastic in black, navy, burgundy, blush, and more. I can incorporate your wedding colors into each invitation suite.

Champagne is a hot color for 2023 weddings

Champagne color for weddings is so beautiful, current and classic. It is essentially a light gold tone and can match with other colors well too, like a dusty blue, black, or burgundy. Here is some inspiration I put together for your champagne color themed wedding.

Champagne colors for a light gold wedding invitation theme 2023 weddings. The wedding invitation is by Sofia Invitations.

Custom Vineyard Cork Wedding Invitations

I have been designing this cork wedding invitation for vineyard theme weddings in many different color combinations….for about 10 years! It is still one of my best selling designs. Contact me today to create a custom invitation suite for your vineyard wedding, which could be designed in green colors, blues, reds, golds, silvers…..so many possibilities.

Vineyard theme wedding invitation with real cork belly band in custom colors.

Deckled Edge Wedding Invitations

What is the definition of “deckled edge” paper? This term is commonly tossed around for wedding invitations. So today I am going to clarify for you what a deckled edge wedding invitation is.

Here is a deckled edge wedding invitation I designed with hand painted gold ink and blue watercolor. This deckled edge paper is made in Italy and is NOT handmade. It is slightly less expensive than handmade paper, but comes in unusual European sizes.

True deckled edge paper is hand made. Usually the edges of the paper are hand torn to create an organic look. But with today’s inventions, there are some paper stocks that have a deckled edge which is made with a machine, and the paper is not handmade, but it has a texture to it that can appear handmade.

This deckled edge wedding invitation is on handmade paper made from recycled cotton, and made in the USA. The edges are deckled….but not hand torn. Each piece of paper is actually made in a paper mold, so the edges naturally form like this when the paper is drying. Beautiful! This deckled edge paper cannot be put through a laser or ink jet printer, it should only be letterpress printed.

The above deckled edge hand made paper wedding invitation features paper from Asia. In the heavier weight it can only be letterpress printed on, as seen in these photos. In the lighter weight it is not as impressive for wedding invitations but can be run through a desktop printer and easily hand written on.

I hope this clarifies for you what deckled edge means for wedding invitations. Please contact me today for a price quote. Generally speaking hand made paper will cost around $2 each, and printing and design fees are additional. Most of my deckled edge wedding invitations are letterpress printed. My minimum order is $450 for just a deckled edge wedding invitation letterpress printed. A full suite will start at $1,000 and increase depending on how many pieces and amount of details.

Wax Seals for Wedding Invitations

Wax seals for wedding invitations really add that special extra touch in putting a wedding invitation suite together. They can be made using a custom design, or you can choose from a variety of designs. Our clients often choose a blush pink, gold, or white for their wax seals, but there are many different colors available. Today I am sharing with you a few companies I like so that you can order your own wax seals:

Nostalgic Impressions

Nostalgic Impressions is based in the Unites States, so you can count on them to deliver your seals on time. And we all know that is pretty darn important lately, when so many things are made in other countries and are delayed in shipment or there are shortages. Nostalgic Impressions is my #1 go to. You can order your wax seals with stickers on the back, or you can DIY and melt the wax yourself.

Check them out at www.nostalgicimpressions.com

Blush pink wax seal with a destination laser cut palm invitation, created and designed by Sofia Invitations

Artisaire

You can order wax seals from Artisaire at wholesale prices if you are in the industry. Their website is very pretty and you can search for colors by seasonal collections. They are more design oriented if you are interested in something a little different, and they have more unique colors like pastel green and pastel pink. The image below is from their website. Check them out at www.artisaire.com

custom wax seals in beautiful colors from Artisaire

Stamptitude

Stamptitude has worked with some big companies like Starbucks and Disney. Their colors are paired down to more classic options, but sometimes I find this refreshing. I haven’t personally used them, but I would certainly try them. I really like how professional and clean their website it.

Check them out at https://stamptitude.com/

An image of a gold wax seal from Stamptitude on handmade paper.

Celebrating 10 years

Wow! I have been in business making custom artistic invitations since 2011! That’s 10 years! Yay!

The best of my wedding invitations round up

Hello everyone! I hope you are all happy, safe, and healthy!

I have been spending time cleaning up my studio and looking at wedding invitations I need to photograph from past years. There are so many wonderful ones! For eye candy for you, here are images of proofs I have made for prior clients (not all of these were the final versions).

I printed this calligraphy wedding invitation on handmade paper with torn eges. The envelopes were a metallic copper color, with a floral envelope liner. A romantic and modern wedding invitation!

This is my popular laser cut palm wedding invitation design. Most clients order this in green, but I really love how this one looks in GOLD! We actually make the laser cut gatefold portion in gold glitter, the envelopes were gold metallic, and the paper stock was a pearl metallic white. An elegant and modern wedding invitation.

This clear acrylic wedding invitation was and still is so fashion forward. We laser engraved the invitation onto clear acrylic, and printed the vellum wrap with a gorgeous neutral colored floral pattern. Black and nude matte envelopes rounded out the design.

This wedding invitation features a gold floral laser cut gatefold and beautiful forest green metallic envelopes. So fun!