Our 50 Favorite Wedding Invitations

Animal prints on a wedding invite? Yes! Printed in a deep shade of green, it’s perfect for an outdoor wedding.

A coral-patterned envelope liner is a nice touch for this aqua invitation suite.

Fun, nontraditional wording, natural colors and a bear motif work together to set the tone for a farm wedding.

We love the color palette and pretty fonts on this floral invite.

We love a good zigzag pattern, especially in a fun color.

Lace, kraft paper and whimsical fonts combine in this suite for a vintage-inspired look.

City skyline designs look especially formal when printed in black and white.

Mix-and-match patterns in a gray, white and orange color palette give this invitation suite, printed on recycled bamboo paper, a contemporary look.

All the elements of this rustic-meets-sweet DIY invitation fit nicely into a single orange sleeve, which the bride finished with twine.

An interesting envelope liner (like a vintage map of your wedding city) balances out a simple invitation.

This letterpress invitation featured a tree and an elegant swirl motif in charcoal gray to complement the wedding’s vintage theme.

With classic colors and a fancy font, this invitation is already formal. But the belly band steps it up a notch.

A letterpress invitation with formal fonts and a lacy border sets a classic tone for a wedding.

The fireworks on this invitation feel pulled from a vintage carnival poster.

The combination of a mod patterned, a pretty floral design and simple fonts has a cool, contemporary look.

A mix of cool fonts and a Mad Lib-style RSVP card bring a modern feel to this nature-inspired suite.

A cool letterpress border is both understated and elegant.

A cheery stitch pattern and typewriter-style fonts bring an element of fun to this otherwise formal invitation.

We’re obsessed with the amazing font and bright shades of blue on this letterpress invite.

Black backing makes the invitation stand out from the other elements in this suite.

For this invitation, the bride incorporated some architectural designs from her venue.

Gold envelope lining amps up the elegance level of this invitation suite.

We just can’t get enough chevron lately, and mixing it with polka dots is even more fun.

The square invites featured an elaborate pattern and the couple’s monogram.

This calligraphed invitation sets the tone for a formal but not too stuffy fete.

This floral letterpress suite feels classic and elegant.

We love the combination of aqua and royal blue on this invite and the pop of coral on the envelope liner.

An olive branch motif and fun fonts fit this wedding’s farmhouse location.

You can’t go wrong with a simple floral pattern.

This tree-motif invitation suite was printed with chocolate, sage and plum inks.

A skyline invitation is a great nod to your wedding location.

We love the retro fonts and Art Deco inspired border on this invitation.

With the right combination of fonts, the words on an invitation can hold their own as the main design element.

An ornate, lace-inspired frame makes the wedding date the center of attention on this horizontal invitation.

Baker’s twine brings an at-home, vintage feel to this invite.

Black-and-white save-the-dates with a pink graffiti-style font and the black-on-black skyline design on the invite feel oh-so-NYC.

This custom-made invitation was printed on heavy card stock with tiny gray letterpress dots. The bride mailed them in boxes to protect the hand-sewn ivory silk dupioni flower applied onto each (and inspired by one on her dress).

This swirly bird motif sets the tone for a whimsical, exotic theme.

White lettering on natural paper sets a casual vibe, while lace adds a romantic touch.

The combination of black and white stripes, rich fall colors and a tree and leaf motif made this invitation suite feel seasonal, yet modern.

We love wooden invitations. This thin piece was laser-engraved with a botanical design.

A gray and yellow color palette spins a floral design in a modern direction.

The bold, hot-pink floral pattern on this invitation balanced out the traditional navy type.

An ornate design frames this die-cut letterpress invitation, which features a silhouette of the couple.

The envelope liner for this simple, elegant invitation was a map of historic Boston for a personal touch.

This cream-colored invitation with black letterpress is elegant and bold, but simple.

Custom calligraphy on thick cotton paper is a traditional look, but elaborate script font adds a modern twist.

Lace-style trim, a blue, seersucker belly band finished with a button and a rustic envelope gave this invitation a natural, hand-crafted look.

This custom-made invitation suite has a formal but romantic look.

A cherry blossom and sparrow motif is perfect for a springtime wedding.