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5 lovely wedding invitations
Here, you will find five simple ideas for beautiful wedding invitations, which can also be used as inspiration for lovely cards for other larger parties. "The big festive occasions deserve unique and handmade invitations," Anna says.
February 2023
Light and natural.
This elegant invitation invites you to add your own personal touch. Cut and fold as you like and do not be limited by the format.
You will need.
Ruler, dried flowers, paper of different textures, wax and seal, precision knife, double-sided adhesive tape and letter stickers.
Multiple rectangles.
Cut the paper in different sizes so they can be folded into each other. Glue your text on the large card or write the invitation by hand.
Multiple rectangles.
Cut the paper in different sizes so they can be folded into each other. Glue your text on the large card or write the invitation by hand.
Gather the card.
Fold the small and medium cards over the large one, collect a small bouquet of dried flowers and pull it through two holes. Now, gather the cards on the back with double-sided adhesive tape. You can opt to decorate the small card with numbers and letters. Here, the festive date is visible on the front.
Elegant.
By using transparent paper you can make an elegant envelope. Use the large card template to fold the sides of the transparent paper, and then gather the front and back of the envelop with double-sided adhesive tape.
Elegant.
By using transparent paper you can make an elegant envelope. Use the large card template to fold the sides of the transparent paper, and then gather the front and back of the envelop with double-sided adhesive tape.
Finishing touches.
Gather the invitation and fold a longer, narrow piece of paper over the invitation like a band. Tear a piece of cotton paper and place sealed wax with a stamp on the jointing with some dried flowers.
A lovely and simple invitation. You can follow just the steps that you like and get a pretty invitation out of it.
CLARA
The only limit to the finished result is your imagination.
ANNA
Neat technique.
If you enjoy being creative with paper and paper cuttings, this invitation is a fun project to do.
Ribbons and colours can make all the difference.
CLARA
Beauty comes from the small and quirky details.
ANNA
Lively 3D-effect.
There are many different ways to make your party one to remember. For instance, you can make a heart shaped hot air balloon that jumps out when the invitation is opened.
You will need.
Double-sided adhesive tape, pencil or marker, design paper, envelope and card set.
First, the front.
Glue a heart cut-out on the front of the invitation and draw two lines and a little basket so it looks like a hot air balloon.
Hearts and hearts.
Cut out seven hearts and glue the tops and bottoms together alternately with glue or double-sided adhesive tape.
Hearts and hearts.
Cut out seven hearts and glue the tops and bottoms together alternately with glue or double-sided adhesive tape.
Surprise inside.
Secure the heart on the inside fold of the invitation with double-sided adhesive tape. Now, draw the rest of the hot air balloon as you did on the front.
Sweet messages can be delivered in many ways…
CLARA
… but are usually receive in only one. With joy.
ANNA
Blooming inspiration.
Layered invitations can be used to place different information on each card, such as information about RSVP, gift coordinator, or address.
You will need.
Design paper, cotton paper, cardboard, paper confetti, and double-sided adhesive tape.
Names in glitter.
Cut out a rectangle in cardboard. Add the names of the marrying couple. Fold the cotton paper around the cardboard, so the names are still visible from the outer side. Cut the design paper with an arched template. It is easiest to the cut the design paper when folded.
Names in glitter.
Cut out a rectangle in cardboard. Add the names of the marrying couple. Fold the cotton paper around the cardboard, so the names are still visible from the outer side. Cut the design paper with an arched template. It is easiest to the cut the design paper when folded.
Flower details.
Fold the arch around the invitation and add flowers and leaves with double-sided adhesive tape.
Dotting the i's.
Put the invitation in the envelope and decorate with ribbon and manila tags. You can also add dried flowers to the ribbon.
Paper and cardboard are materials with endless possibilities.
CLARA
Be inspired by shapes and colours and unleash your creativity.
ANNA
A sweet thank you.
It is always a lovely surprise for guests to receive a thank you note after a wonderful party. "You can describe your appreciation of their company on the day and thank your loved ones for presents and participating," Clara recommends. "You can also add a photo from the party," Anna says.
Here, a thank you note is made with a piece of semi transparent gold paper folded around a small boquet of dried flowers and tied together with an elegant organza bow. Add a manila tag with a 'Thank you'.
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