Red, pink, and Violet watercolor wreath

Invitation Cards

Create beautiful invitation cards for your wedding, birthday, baby shower, and other occasions using this beautiful watercolor wreath. Available in three different color combinations red, pink, and violet. want to have something different, please contact us for custom services, we will be happy to serve you.

1. Customize your invite
   • Add your own custom message and use different fonts, colors, and sizes.
2. Add your own text and images
   • You can change the font, color, and size, and even upload your own photos!
3. Print and send out your invitations
   • Print them at home using your printer or print them with help from a professional printing service.
4. Share your invites online
   • Share your invites on social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc.
5. Save money and time
   • Save money by not having to buy expensive paper stock and save time by doing it yourself

Helpful Tips.

1. Invitation Design

The invitation design should reflect the theme of the wedding. You want to make sure that the invitees understand what kind of wedding you’re having before they even arrive at the venue. If you have chosen a rustic-themed wedding, then you might want to consider using a woodsy font and color palette for the invitations. On the other hand, if you’ve decided to go with a beachy vibe, you could use bright colors and a tropical feel.

2. Wedding Paper

You’ll need to decide whether you want to print your invites yourself or hire someone else to do it for you. If you choose to print them yourself, you’ll need to find a printer that specializes in printing on paper that is thick enough to withstand the elements. You’ll also need to ensure that the paper is acid-free and archival quality.

3. Invitation Envelope

If you’re going to send out your invites via snail mail, you’ll need to pick an envelope that is sturdy enough to hold up to the elements. You’ll probably want to stick with white envelopes since they look best against any background.

4. RSVP Cards

When you receive responses to your invites, you’ll need to put together some sort of reply card. You can either write a personal message on each card or you can just include a general response.

5. Thank You Notes

After the wedding, you’ll want to send thank you notes to everyone who attended. These should be handwritten and include a small gift.