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Foliage-inspired Wedding Invitations and Stationery


Foliage-inspired Wedding Invitations and Stationery Blog

Foliage-Inspired Wedding Invitations and Stationery

Wedding planning can be a long long list of jobs to tick off, some essential, other's that only need a brief moment of thought, and others you can completely disregard should you wish. One detail that sets the tone for your wedding is the wedding stationery. If you know that florals and foliage will be a strong theme for your wedding, this first glimpse can be given to your guests through invitations, a preview of the natural beauty and love that will give everyone a big hug on your wedding day. Foliage-inspired wedding stationery not only brings a touch of nature to your celebration, but also adds an elegant and timeless charm. In this blog, I'll discuss creative ways to incorporate foliage designs into your invitations, place cards, and other paper elements, with some stunning examples from Deabill & Quince. Freya is an award winning stationer and graphic designer, and as well as giving couples beautiful stationery, she also shares my ethos on sustainability and donates a percentage of each stationery pack ordered to Tree Sisters, a social change and reforestation charity!


Wedding Save The Dates with Wax Seals

Whimsical Save-the-Dates: A Glimpse of the Forest

Create anticipation for your wedding day with whimsical save-the-dates that feature charming foliage-inspired designs. Picture a watercolor forest scene or a collection of leaves gently falling – these details not only announce the upcoming nuptials but also infuse a touch of enchantment into your guests' mailboxes. Why not add some surprise seeds in there, by the time of your wedding, your guests can all share what was grown and it'll become a lasting memory of your day.


Wedding Save The Dates with Real Flowers

Leafy Invitations: Begin the Journey

The invitation is the gateway to your wedding, offering guests a sneak peek into the style and ambiance of the day. Opt for invitations with delicate leafy patterns or intricate botanical illustrations. Consider a minimalist approach with a single leaf accent or go all out with a lush foliage border for a bold and vibrant statement. Invitations can even be made from seed paper meaning they can be planted afterwards, sprouting into flowers and supports the bees! This sets the stage for a celebration that embraces the beauty of nature.


Floral Wedding Stationery

Envelope Liners and Seals: The Finishing Touch

Elevate your wedding invitations by paying attention to the details, such as envelope liners and seals. Choose liners with elegant foliage patterns to create a cohesive look when your guests open their invitations. Seal the envelopes with wax imprints featuring leaf designs for a touch of vintage charm.


Embossed Wedding Stationery

Place Cards with Natural Elegance: Seating Amongst Leaves

Bring the outdoors to your reception tables with place cards that double as miniature works of art. Consider incorporating real leaves into the design for a tactile element or use leaf-shaped cards for a subtle yet stunning touch. These personalized details will not only guide your guests to their seats but also add a unique and organic feel to your reception.


Wedding Place Settingd with Real Flowers

Botanical Menu Cards: A Feast for the Eyes

Extend the foliage theme to your dining experience by featuring botanical illustrations on your menu cards. Consider incorporating the actual herbs or leaves used in your cuisine for a sensory experience that connects the visual and gastronomic aspects of your celebration.


Floral Wedding Menus

Programs and Signage: Guiding Through Nature's Path

Ensure your guests are well-informed about the day's events with programs and signage with leafy motifs. Whether it's a welcome sign at the entrance or a program detailing the ceremony proceedings, these elements tie the entire wedding together, creating a seamless flow that mirrors the harmony of nature.


Floral Wedding Stationery

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