Bride’s magazine featured a beautiful crinkle chiffon dress with delicate ruffles and modern tie by Vera Wang. We used this inspiration to create these stunning green wedding invitations, made with the heavyweight Anjou pear-green card and white overlay wrapped with delicate lokta cord, the ends unraveled revealing a pretty leaf shape ($1.02 from Formal-Invitations.com, including envelope).
Navy Blue Wedding Invitations with Wave Fine Paper Sash 94¢
Swirling shades of blue and green were highlighted in the gorgeous agate necklaces featured in Elle Magazine, and we thought this pattern would make beautiful, fashion-forward blue wedding invitations. The heavyweight Navy background card and crisp white overlay were wrapped in the Wave sash …a gorgeous soft, crinkled, textured paper hand marbled in blue, teal, metallic gold and black. You won’t get the blues with the price of these invites, as they are only 94¢ each, with envelope from Formal-Invitations.com
Peacock Blue and Emerald Green Wedding Invitations
We created these beautiful peacock inspired custom printed wedding invitations from Formal-Invitations.com using vintage artwork from their collection with their Peacock blue and Emerald green colors …an envelope with a metallic gold liner would complete the look. Elegant Bride featured the bold, beautiful colors in their latest issue, to enrich your wedding and I think it makes a stunning combination. The cards were printed on 100% recycled premium card stock and included an envelope with a return address for an affordable $1.99-2.99 each, depending on quantity. Gold envelope liners are an additional 16¢ each, also from Formal-Invitations.com.
Tiffany Blue and Apple Green Wedding Invitations
These fresh, modern Tiffany blue wedding invitations were inspired by monogrammed cookies shown in Bride’s magazine. We used the heavyweight Tahiti blue background card and crisp white overlay wrapped with an Apple green grosgrain belt for a modern twist. These invitations are high on style, but were a low 58¢ each, including envelope from Formal-Invitations.com. The monogram was created with a simple serif font as a nice contrast to the flowing script font of the invitation.
