Wedding Trend: Festive Invitations Inspired by Unique Elements
March 7
Curating a celebration in your element takes some serious attention to detail and these Dallas stationers do just that – showcasing some of their most sought-after festive invitations designed with exquisite elements that will take your save-the-date experience to the next level. Your wedding invitations communicate so much more than the where-and-when details of your big day! Quite possibly the most important pieces of mail you’ll ever send, their design sets the tone for the ambiance of your entire wedding and shows off your personality as a couple – all wrapped up in a pretty little invitation suite! Chua Lee Photography captured all the best shots of this pretty paperie filled with luxe wedding elements that set each suite apart. See them all shot around Hidden Pines | Highland Village down below, and don’t forget to save your favorite set for inspo. Cheers!
The Element: Chinoiserie
Designed by Illustrated Weddings by Lola Lorena
From Yvette with Illustrated Weddings by Lola Lorena: “Gorgeous chinoiserie is the inspiration for this wedding invitation suite. The blue and white motif evokes a traditional vibe, while the hand-drawn elements bring a modern custom touch. The key to pulling off this trend is a bride who loves mixing patterns and has a playful sense of style. This suite will set the tone for the event from the moment guests open their invitation.”
The Elements: Linen & Rope
Designed by Hazelwood Paper Co.
From Kristin with Hazelwood Paper Co.: “This suite was designed for a Texan bride with a love of details and texture, quality pieces, yet approachable. The wedding took place at her family’s private ranch, under a tent at sunset. The invitation was wrapped in linen, with the couple’s monogram on the back. It was embellished with rope as a nod to their ranch lifestyle. The entire suite was letterpress printed and guests received it via a box instead of a traditional envelope.”
The Element: Gold Foil
Designed by Bethany’s Letter Shop
From Bethany with Bethany’s Letter Shop: “My inspiration all stemmed from a photo of a wedding cake I found. It had dried citrus all over it, which you would think would have a summertime feel, but instead, it was so warm and fall-like! I immediately knew I wanted to illustrate citrus fruits that held these fall-like colors and had gold foil accents. Everything else after that just sort of fell into place! I’m all about fun illustrations these days, and I think this suite shows that off really well.”
The Element: Bumblebees
Designed by Ladybird Paper Co.
From Alexandra with Ladybird Paper Co.: “This suite is for the nature-lover who wants to combine elegance and whimsy into their wedding invitations. The custom sketched bumblebees and floral wax seal are a nod to her love of nature, and the soft colors and fine lines and fonts give a sense of elegance.”
The Element: Acrylic
Designed by MK Event Boutique
From Hannah with MK Event Boutique: “Typically when thinking of anything acrylic, your brain automatically goes to ‘modern’ but I definitely think acrylic invitations can still go many different ways depending on the bride’s aesthetic and design. Although still modern with the custom monogram, we decided to add more of a traditional touch to the invitation suite, too, with the black and white color scheme and the wax seal with the custom monogram. The thin and dainty ribbon also softens the acrylic and adds more of a romantic feel. You can always guarantee that when your guests receive an acrylic invitation suite in their mailbox, they will be wowed!”
The Elements: Velvet & Vellum
Designed by Ellis Paige Calligraphy & Design
From Kendall with Ellis Paige Calligraphy & Design: “I love when a bride gives me a specific design element to work with when designing their invitation suite. It challenges me to be creative and think out of the box to create something unique that they will love! For this suite, I used velvet and vellum details to create a soft and airy design. Incorporating extra elements such as envelope liners, vellum wraps, wax seals, and ribbon can take any invitation suite to the next level!”
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Other Local Vendors: Chua Lee Photography, Ellis Paige Calligraphy & Design, Ladybird Paper Co., MK Event Boutique, Bethany's Letter Shop, Illustrated Weddings by Lola Lorena, Hazelwood Paper Co.
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