Wedding Stationery Design Inspiration
We have created the below design inspiration section for you to help you choose the elements you would like to include in your wedding stationery. Your design can be completely personalised to choose your own wording, colours, wedding crest, fonts, sketches and more! Take a look through the below design inspiration elements and we can work together to bring your dream wedding stationery design to life. You can refer back to this page also when filling in your order form.
Wedding Invitation Wording
Wedding stationery design & wording is so important. Your wedding invitations are the first glimpse of the style or theme of your wedding. You can make sure that they are also a reflection of your unique personalities by including unique informal or formal wedding invitation wording. Once you have chosen your invitation design, it is time to start thinking about what to write on your invites, to make sure that you leave your guests excited for your big day.
Formal Wedding Invitation Wording
1.
Together with their families
Claire Smith
&
Philip O’Connor
request the honour of your presence
___________________________
at the celebration of their marriage
Friday, 10th September 2024
at two thirty in the afternoon
At The Church of the Immaculate Conception,
Kingscourt, Co. Cavan
Followed by a reception at
Castle Leslie, Glaslough, Co. Monaghan
Please RSVP by 10th August 2024 to [email protected]
Please inform us of any dietary requirements.
2.
Mr & Mrs Jonathan Smith
request the pleasure of the company of
_____________________
to the celebration of the marriage of their daughter
Claire
to
Philip O’Connor
Friday, 10th September 2024 at two thirty in the afternoon
At The Church of the Immaculate Conception,
Kingscourt, Co. Cavan
Followed by a reception atCastle Leslie, Glaslough,
Co. Monaghan
Please RSVP by 10th August 2024 to [email protected]
Please inform us of any dietary requirements.
3.
Claire Smith
&
Philip O’Connor
request the honour of your presence
___________________________
at the celebration of their marriage
Saturday, the Tenth of September
Two Thousand Twenty-Four
at twelve o’clock in the afternoon
At The Church of the Immaculate Conception,
Kingscourt, Co. Cavan
Followed by a reception at
Castle Leslie, Glaslough,
Co. Monaghan
Please RSVP by 10th August 2024 to [email protected]
Please inform us of any dietary requirements.
Informal Wedding Invitation Wording
4.
Claire Smith
&
Philip O’Connor
are delighted to invite
___________________________
to the celebration of their wedding day
Saturday | 10th September 2024 | 12:30pm
At The Church of the Immaculate Conception,
Kingscourt, Co. Cavan
Followed by dinner & dancing at
Castle Leslie, Glaslough,
Co. Monaghan
Kindly RSVP by 10th August 2024 to [email protected]
Please let us know of any dietary requirements.
5.
Claire
&
Philip
invite you to join in the fun as they tie the knot!
___________________________
Saturday | 10th September 2024 | 12:30pm
At Castle Leslie, Glaslough, Co. Monaghan
Fabulous food, fun, and festivities to follow
Kindly RSVP by 10th August 2024 to [email protected]
Please let us know of any dietary requirements.
6.
Claire
&
Philip
are getting married
and they would love you to join them in celebrating their wedding
___________________________
Saturday | 10th September 2024 | 12:30pm
At Castle Leslie, Glaslough, Co. Monaghan
Dinner and dancing to follow – don’t forget your dancing shoes!
Kindly RSVP by 10th August 2024 to [email protected]
Please let us know of any dietary requirements.
Evening Wedding Invitation Wording
The below is sample text you can use as inspiration for your evening invitations. Make sure to think about the time you put on your evening invitation.
You need to leave enough time to ensure that the dinner and speeches are well over before any evening guests start to arrive.
7.
Claire
&
Philip
are delighted to invite
______________________________________
to the evening celebration of their marriage
Saturday | 10th September 2024 | 9:00pm
At Castle Leslie, Glaslough, Co. Monaghan
Kindly RSVP by 10th August 2024 to [email protected]
We can’t wait to see you there
Wedding Fonts & Crests
The fonts you use throughout your wedding stationery can be completely customised. Take a look at the below options that we can include on your designs.
We can also create a custom wedding logo / crest for your stationery. The colours of the crests can be changed to suit your colour scheme.
Linen Card Types & Texture
We use one type of white textured linen card for all of our small printed items such as save the dates, invitations, RSVP & information cards, table numbers, place names.
Our card is a heavy 300gsm textured recycled linen card. It has a heavy texture on the front and a lighter texture on the back.
Our Welcome Signs & Table Plans are printed on foamex rigid hard wearing PVC foamboard which has been compressed to make it strong and durable. The thickness of the board is 3mm.
All items are posted in sturdy cardboard boxes with An Post. We have a tracking number for every order.
Invitation Extras
Adding extra design elements to your wedding stationery really makes your invitations stand out and gets your guests excited for the big day!
Extras can include:
Envelope liners – Add a touch of class to any envelope by adding a personalised envelope liner. These liners add to the presentation of your invitation and can be made to match your invitation design and personalised with initials, colour scheme crest or venue.
Bellybands- Boost the presentation quality of any item with bespoke-printed belly bands. A sealed paper band is a great visual reminder that the item inside is brand new and untouched. We would recommend belly bands for gatefold invitations.
Including your venue- A black and white or colour sketch style image of your wedding venue makes for a beautiful keepsake. Whether it be an image of your wedding venue, the church or a landscape that is significant to you, we can create the perfect sketch style image for your special event. A truly memorable and personal way to set the tone to your guests for your special day. We love seeing how our couples customise their invitations, to reflect their unique wedding theme.
Our most popular wedding invitation style
Our most popular style of wedding invitation is our pull out / moving invitation. This invitation style can feature a bride that moves across the invite to meet her groom, a vehicle moving from one venue to another or across a customised background. The invitation is designed to allow the bride or vehicle to slide across when pulling the detail insert out. The insert card has a border to match the outside design and all necessary details are printed on the insert card.
Envelope Colours
The below envelope colours are the main colours for our unfolded A5 and Folded A5 invitations. If you are interested in a different envelope colour, please let us know and we can look into ordering them in.
Wedding Stationery Colour Palettes
Wedding Colour Schemes
Your wedding colours are an important element for your big-day décor. Inspired by your personal preferences and your event’s seasonality and location, the wedding colour palette you choose will help drive the visual components of your day and ensure everything looks on-theme —which is why selecting your colours should be one of the first décor-related decisions you make.
The colour scheme you choose can also then be incorporated into your wedding stationery design. Take a look at some of the colour schemes we have put together which may inspire you for your own big day! Each colour scheme includes some of our own stationery designs.
Wedding Bouquet & Decor Inspiration
We LOVE all things flower and decor at Willow & Robin Studios. Take a look at the below flower and decor inspiration images which might give you some ideas for your own big day.
Some lovely local flower and decor companies that we would recommend are:
Seasons of Love, Ditsy Floral Design, Faux Blooms Ireland, Meadow Bunch & Twig and Stem
Willow & Robin Studios Wedding Checklist
We have created the below wedding checklist to tick off coming up to your big day! We would recommend to do two – three wedding prep tasks every month in the run up to your big day so in the last few weeks you can relax and enjoy the excitement of your wedding.
