#weddinginvitation

[digiseastudio]

Step into the elegance of the 1700s with our Rococo-inspired floral wedding invitation. ✨🌸 Delicate golden details, soft pastel tones, and timeless artistry come together to create more than just an invitation—it’s a masterpiece that captures romance and history. Perfect for couples who want their love story to be remembered with style and grace. Link in Bio

[boutique-nouri]

The Charm of Simple Floral Wedding Invitations

A wedding is a beautiful occasion that marks the beginning of a lifelong journey together. One of the first things you’ll share with your guests is the invitation, making it a crucial part of the wedding planning process. Among the many options available, simple floral illustration wedding invitations stand out for their timeless elegance and charm.Versatility and PersonalizationOne of the key benefits of simple floral invitations is their versatility. They seamlessly fit various wedding themes, from rustic to sophisticated. Customizing these invitations with your names, wedding date, and a personal touch makes them uniquely yours.Setting the ToneA simple floral invitation communicates warmth and elegance, inviting your guests to join in your celebration. It provides a glimpse into your wedding's aesthetic, helping to build excitement for the day ahead.In essence, simple floral wedding invitations offer a perfect blend of charm and sophistication, making them an ideal choice for couples looking to reflect their love story from the very beginning.

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[virginiagreene]

Dear Tumblr Followers,

February (and most of August ‘22 through April ‘23 if I’m completely honest) was dominated by Wedding Prep. We’re DIY people, so we had decided not to go the wedding planner route. However, after a bit of research and self-reflection, we realized that for the wedding we wanted—with as many of our friends and family present as we could reasonably afford—we were not going to be able to DIY everything. Then it turned into a game of outsourcing what we knew we were not good at, and scheduling for ourselves the things we knew we were! And so, obviously, dear reader, I was going to do the paper and design type stuff—decor, save-the-dates, invitations, and so on—myself.*

Sticking to approximate themes of adventure and nature, I drew and painted designs for the paper materials (the final versions shown here!) Simultaneously, I scrounged the pieces that would become decor—upcycling kombucha bottles and jelly jars, collecting attractive sticks and antlers and tree chunks, and prowling around thrift stores for candle holders and frames and other knick knacks. I had not previously fantasized much about what my wedding would be like, so it was an evolving process where I played with various combinations of objects until I liked what I was looking at. Not unlike my 2D art process! See the images for a lot of barely-comprehensible vision scribbles from my sketchbook.

Meanwhile, the rest of life continued. Prescribed fire season got rolling, Gali continued to be an irresistible subject for phone photography, and Brad and I went on a little adventure to Southwest VA to celebrate Valentine’s Day (and learned how not to use a wood-burning stove at a smoky AirBnB stay—nothing was damaged but our pride).

*I did receive lots of help, with decor in particular, especially the day of—but I’m getting ahead of myself.

[carolwell-art]

•As always, I am beyond happy when I can do a little for your wedding with creating some aquarelle design for the invitation cards💌🥀🍓☕️🍃!

[gilicze]

Wedding invitation for two dear friends, Dorka & Niko. The maze is built from a combination of all the good things they love (a cat, a car, flowers, a garden gnome, coffee...) and of the things, that will remind them of @achillespark where the wedding took place. By solving the maze, the couple meet in the center. The cards are letterpress printed by @inkredibleletterpress with two colours and yellow edge painting.

[jodiebrackenartwork]

Wedding invitation assembly (part 2) . This weekend is gonna be mostly spent doing something a little different - putting together our new wedding invites! . This invite design is something I made back in 2019 for our original wedding date of April 1st 2020 and it’s really nice to be able to see it again with our new October date 🤞🏼 . This year has been really hard on (everyone...) couples who’ve had to rearrange, cancel and postpone weddings and my heart goes out to every single one of you! . Thankfully all of our suppliers have been incredible considering the amount of turmoil they’ve experienced in the past year and they’ve made it really easy for us to start looking forward to finally tying the knot ♥️ . . . . . #art #artist #artwork #invite #weddinginvite #weddinginvitation #invitation #weddinginviteideas #wedding #weddingideas #diywedding #diyweddinginvite #savethedates #ink #inked #drawing #homemadewedding #weddingideas #covidbride #covidwedding #weddingplanning #bride #2021bride #rusticwedding #grungewedding #rocknrollwedding #alternativebride #alternativewedding #alternativeweddingideas #weddingreception (at Penrith- Lake District) https://www.instagram.com/p/CO2Ng9gpNA_/?igshid=h2w07wn4n6zo

[sketchychelsea]

Our wedding may not be happening the way that we planned, due to everything going on right now. But one thing hasn’t changed, and that is our plan to get married on June 20th! Won’t be exactly how we had imagined it, but we’re gonna make it kickass! Here’s the wedding invitation that I made for us

[harjais]

Welcome to, Harjai’s Group of Hospitality, India, full event coordination, destination wedding planner, design, and styling studio based in India. We are specialist wedding & event planners who love nothing more than to work with couples to design, plan, and style their big day. We also throw pretty stylish parties and events and provide everything from gold cutlery to luxury linens to make sure your big event glitters to the max.