20 Prettiest Wedding Invitations ⋆ Viet Wedding

With emailing and text messaging running the world of correspondence, there’s a much higher appreciation that goes along with receiving a formally addressed piece of snail mail. That’s especially true for wedding invitations. Your wedding invite is the first glimpse your guests get into your wedding style, so delight them with a couple unexpected elements like personalized stamps or brightly colored envelopes—they’ll be excited to check “yes” on the RSVP card before they’ve even opened the envelope.

1. Rosy Red

KT Merry

A bouquet of red roses is a beautiful way to show your love. Why not include this romantic flower and its bold hue in your invitations? This striking presentation sets the tone for a polished garden celebration.
Invitation by Smitten on Paper, SmittenonPaper.com
2. City Celebration

Kate Sears

Saying “I do” in the big city? Give guests a sneak peek of
the party spot and generate
excitement with a custom
watercolor invitation backer—imagine pulling this out of an envelope.
Invitation by Regas Studio, RegasStudio.com
3. Serrated Script

Corbin Gurkin

Rugged stationery informs
guests of your one-of-a-kind
wedding style. We love that the text of
the invitation is swirled into a jagged, circular pattern—mimicking the
beauty of a geode. (Finish the suite off with customized stamps.)
Invitation by Emily J. Snyder, EmilyJSnyder.com
4. Blushing Beauty

Let your wedding colors inspire your paper suite. Gold foil detailing, blush envelopes and a painted rose envelope liner make for sophisticated and sweet correspondence.
Invitation by Cheree Berry Paper, ChereeBerryPaper.com
5. Cacti Cards

Kate Sears

If the southwest is your wedding destination, choose a symbol or motif from the region, like this
playful cactus illustration. A mix of graphic
and elegant typography elevates the suite,
making it perfect for any formality, from
hacienda to casual ranch party.
Invitation by Minted, Minted.com
6. Sea Breeze

Pay tribute to your wedding locale with a beach-inspired paper suite. A custom monogram, coral edging and gold details indicate this is not your typical shore party. We especially love the octopus motif—a nice alternative to the expected seashells.
Invitation by Ceci New York, CeciNewYork.com
7. Deep Hues

We have a soft spot for dramatic wedding invitations, and this plum one is no exception. Go bold with colors like navy, emerald and even black for a surprisingly elegant look. Add some lightness with a soft accent color that can be used for other pieces in your suite (reply card, directions).
Invitation by Wedding Paper Divas, WeddingPaperDivas.com
8. Watercolor Dreams

Devon Jarvis

Put your engagement photos to good use. A dreamy save-the-date sets the tone for a subtle watercolor design, while two lines from an E. E. Cummings poem in gold foil effortlessly tie in to the suite.
Invitation by Smock, SmockPaper.com
9. Whimsical Calligraphy

Jen Fariello

Let calligraphy take center stage in rose gold foil set against a neutral background. This suite sets the tone for a romantic fete.
Invitation by Think Rock Paper Scissors, ThinkRockPaperScissors.com; calligraphy by Feast, FeastCalligraphy.com
10. Tropical Affair

Let your location inspire your wedding paper—pink flamingos, tropical green leaves and a gorgeous map build excitement for a destination wedding. Carry out location-specific motifs in your day-of paper (programs, menus, favor tags) too.
Invitation by Ceci New York, CeciNewYork.com
11. Contemporary Elegance

If you’re saying “I do” in a gallery or modern loft space, opt
for a striking but uncomplicated design. Graphic text in rose
gold foil elevates this modern look.
Invitation by Foiled, FoiledInvitations.com
12. Chic Crest

Will and Kate have one—why can’t you? This intricate custom crest includes the couple’s monograms, names and wedding date. Include it in your wedding stationery, then remove the date and use it for years to come.
Invitation by Atelier Isabey, AtelierIsabey.com
13. Etched in Marble

Patricia Heal

A marble design is the perfect canvas for romantic copper calligraphy and lime
edging, which is wonderfully complemented by a patterend envelope liner. Make it colorful, yet sophisticated, so your guests know it’s going to be a party.
Invitation by Katie Fischer, KatieFischerDesign.com
14. Garden Chic

Kate Sears

Incorporate some flora into your paper for a chic nod to a garden wedding. (Bonus points for adding the blooms to your bouquet too.) A monochromatic
palette lends subtle sophistication to this illustrated design while a portrait gives it bespoke personalization.
Invitation by Color Me Carla, ColorMeCarla.com
15. Leaf Love

Kate Sears

A tropical locale lends
itself to a spirited use
of color. Mix and match
the details for a refined
yet casual soiree on the
beach—your guests
will know to pack their
dancing shoes.
Invitation by Bella Figura, BellaFigura.com
16. Airmail Motif

This letter-loving couple carried out an airmail design in a subtle and delightful way—proof you can have fun and elegant wedding invitations. The invite is simple, while a speckled liner and striped detailing on the reply card add a bit of merriment.
Invitation by Cheree Berry Paper, ChereeBerryPaper.com
17. Romantic Shades

Put a twist on a classic by adding a pop of
color and a dynamic envelope liner (with a
coordinating belly band) to your wedding
suite. Vintage-inspired calligraphy and
graphically designed details give this invite
a little edge.
Invitation by Paper Bloom, PaperBloomStudio.com
18. Dazzling Deco

For a luxurious style, select an ornate design in a classic color
palette. This sophisticated suite has an art deco vibe with its simple
pattern, and gold calligraphy adds a
touch of glamour.
Invitation by Bella Figura, BellaFigura.com
19. Mapped Out

Kate Sears

Play up your chosen wedding destination in big (hello, maps)
and small ways. A neutral palette is perfect for mixing motifs and typography,
while gold foil details add a hint of formality and make each piece of the suite feel extra
special.
Invitation by Smock, SmockPaper.com
20. Beautiful Brushstrokes

Dress up simple invitations with a brushstroke or two of your favorite color. Watercolor adds a soft glow to this blue and yellow design. Match your wedding colors, or choose a rainbow of hues (whatever color you pick, make sure the text is legible).
Invitation by Katie Fischer, KatieFischerDesign.com
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